A cultural event at the Constitution Club celebrated the works of Urdu poet Nadi Fazli
In a magical evening, Delhi witnessed a perfect blend of literature, music and art. With an aim to depict the synergy between these three creative expressions, the first ever confluence of literature, art and music named Adabi Cocktail was held at Mavlankar Hall, Constitutional Club in the heart of the Capital.
This celebration of the arts is a yearly event organised by the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Sampreshan Multimedia Private limited. The event presents a series of activities featuring one poet and one painter in its each chapter. The first chapter of Adabi Cocktail observed the contributions made to Indian literature and culture by the noted Urdu poet Padma Shri Nida Fazli, known for his stunning lyrics, dohas and his carefully crafted poems.
Representing his glorious contributions through the marriage of the three art forms, the ornate event saw poem and song recitals and paintings based on his works. A familiar face in Hindi films and English theatre, renounced actor Tom Alter recited poetic work of Nida Sahib. The evening also saw an exhibition by Geeta Das transforming the selected works of Nida Fazli into beautiful paintings. The confluence ended on a high note with young talented singers like Jazim Sharma and Parul Mishra singing some of his selected works .
Commenting on the success of the event Mukesh Gupta, chairman of Media Committee, said, “It is indeed a memorable occasion where we are able bring together all these creative and great artists for remembering the works of Nida Fazli.”