Under the 75th Azadi Amrit Mahotsav, the Government of Madhya Pradesh, Culture Department, is organizing Ekagra Satatya, presentations of various arts disciplines, on the open stage of Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum every day.
Under the same event on Sunday, Awadhi and Bhojpuri singing by Vandana Mishra and group, Lucknow and Malawi dance and Phag singing were presented by Vinati Jain and group, Ujjain.
The programme started with the welcome of the artists, which was welcomed by Dharmendra Pare, Director, Tribal Folk Arts and Language Development Academy.
In the program, Malawi dance and phag singing was performed by Vinati Jain and group, Ujjain.
They started off the performance with Gheron Ghamedo (Holy aai Re)..., Aaj Biraj Holi Re Rasiya..., Phagun Aayo Re..., Mhara Dance performance on songs like Naache Mor Re (Let's play Holi)..., Alki ki Palki Jai Kanhaiya Lal ki.
During the presentation the artists were accompanied by Vivek Dhawan on dholak, Brijesh Anjan on dhol, Akash Malhotra on harmonium, Trupti Nagar and co-singer Karuna Sisodia. Vinati Jain, Mayuri Dodd, Jeevidha Gupta, Shruti Jain, Saloni Rathore, Nisha Chaurasia, Nidhi Chaurasia, Apoorva, Vinod Rathore and Trimesh Nagar participated in the dance.
The next presentation was given by Vandana Mishra and group from Lucknow. They performed Awadhi and Bhojpuri singing.
The artists performed tuneful songs like aaj Biraj Holi Re Rasiya ..., Mere Waro Re Kanhaiya Nadan ..., Rasiya, Baaz Rahi Paijaniya Jhamajham ..., Jab aai Holi.
The performance was followed with songs like Diwali..., Lelo Kaagaz Ki Kalam..., and Mahinwan Mein Barse..., Holi Khele Raghubira Awadh Mein.
Vandana Mishra was accompanied by Pankaj on tabla, Ajit on keyboard, Sunil on pad and Abhishek Singh on dholak.
Notably, online telecast of the program is also being done on different platforms of social media.