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The idea lives on…
Musical homage Round-up Young Kolkata singers lived up to their promise as they paid tributes to the masters. The right chord Arvind Parikh explained the intricacies of sitar playing to students. Beyond the tested Arati Ankalikar Tikekar’s recital in Varanasi was a bit of everything Soulful earfuls Akashvani and World Space continue to provide classical aural feasts.
In top form Ragini’s superb Bharatanatyam, Jyoti’s sure-footed Odissi and Anil Panchal’s Contemporary dance thrilled enthusiasts.
Perfectly true! Sameer Thakur uses humour as a weapon. The sweet smell of freedom “Aazadi Ke Tarane” captured glimpses of the freedom struggle and brought alive patriotic songs. Galin in town, finally! Ravi Taneja has come out trumps with “Retro”, a Hindi translation of the Russian playwright Alexander Galin’s play.
Dance dreams A contemporary creation to raise awareness about education
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