The Bhopalites enjoyed a delightful Sunday evening with semi classical singing and Oddisi dance. The performances were held at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum under the Uttaradhikar series.
The programme started with Hema Shirdhankar’s semi classical performance.
.In which she first presented Ab to Rut Maan in Raga Puriya Dhanashree. After this, Raga Puriya Dhanashree Chota Kyaal was presented and in teen Taal 'Barasan Laage Badriya' that left the audience mesmerised.
After this, the artists presented the song Sab Jhoote Jag Ke Naate and it was loved by the audience. Hema Shirdhankar, with her fellow artists, wrapped up her presentation with Raga Bhairavi ‘Kabir Das' hymn 'Naharwa Hanka Na Bhai'.
During the presentation, Hema Shirdhankar was accompanied by Khushi Shirdhankar and Anushka Sharma on vocal, Majid Khan on the harmonium and Ashesh Upadhyay on tabla.
After the melosious performance, Samarjit Dev presented 'Odissi dance' with his fellow artists. In which Samarjit Dev started the Odissi dance with 'Mangalacharan (Matangi Vandana)'.
Notably, Matangi Vandana is one of the ten great things. At the end of this presentation, Samarjit Dev took a glimpse of his dance skills and congratulated the audience.
After this, the artists presented the Odissi dance on 'Sthayi bantu'. In this presentation, the triangular mudra, which is seen on the walls of many inscriptions and temples, presented on stage.
After the statues, the artists presented dance on 'Pallavi'. In the same way in which the flowers blossom in Pallavi, the artists attempted to confuse the pace of anger with their dance skills.
After this, the Krishna-centric dance drama was performed, in which the artists performed Krishna leela on stage. After this, Shiv Tandav was performed by the artists on 'Jata Tavi Galjajalvarva Pavitasthale' and they showcased the fierce form of Shiva on stage. Samarjit Dev wrapped up his presentation with presenting Moksha with his fellow artists 'Sarvamangal Manglya Shiva Sabhartha Saath Saath' leaving the audience msemerised.