A grand cultural programme, “Dhatri 2026,” was organized in memory of two legendary icons of Indian classical dance and music, Guru Kelu...
A grand cultural programme, “Dhatri 2026,” was
organized in memory of two legendary icons of Indian classical dance and music,
Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra and Padma Vibhushan Girija Devi. The colourful event
witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of Srijan Chhanda, dancers,
musicians, and lovers of art and culture.
As part of the annual presentation of Srijan
Chhanda, the programme aimed to promote India's rich heritage of classical
music, dance, and culture while inspiring the younger generation to appreciate
and preserve these traditions.
The event was held at Uttam Mancha and was graced
by distinguished guests including Pandit Tarun Bhattacharya and Dr. Sudha
Dutta, daughter of the legendary Padma Vibhushan Girija Devi. The programme was
conceived and directed by renowned dance director Rajib Bhattacharya.
During their addresses, the eminent guests
highlighted the extraordinary contributions of Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra and
Guru Girija Devi to Indian classical arts and paid heartfelt tribute to their
invaluable role in enriching the country's cultural heritage.
The programme featured a series of captivating
classical dance performances, musical presentations, and cultural segments that
left the audience spellbound. The artists' outstanding performances elevated
the event to a memorable and inspiring experience.
The organizers stated that “Dhatri 2026” is not
merely a cultural programme but a significant initiative to honour the
torchbearers of Indian heritage and tradition. The event also sought to
highlight the importance and strength of womanhood through its theme.
The successful organization of Dhatri 2026 once
again demonstrated that people's love, respect, and enthusiasm for Indian
culture and traditions remain as strong and vibrant as ever.
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