- Vibrant performance of Twin Strings band
- Minister Vishwas Sarang formally inaugurates the sessions
- The World of Goopi and Bagha screened for children
- Children learn acting in theater workshop at Carnival
- Music composer Narayan Parshuram interview held
November
27. Bhopal. The evening of day-3 of ‘Vishwarang -2021’ witnessed the amazing
musical performance of Twin Strings Band. The members of the band are Sagar,
Sahil, Manav and Mohit. Twin Strings is an Indie Boy Band based out of New
Delhi. The band is famous for their tasteful renditions as well as for creating
original music with a unique perspective. The audience couldn’t help but
sway as the band began their performance with original piece ‘Dhalti Rahe’
followed by Ghungroo, Saiyaan and medley of songs of Lucky Ali. A large number
of people gathered to enjoy the band’s performance and made their evening a
magical one.
Medical Education Minister of State Mr. Vishwas Sarang inaugurated the third day of this Art and Literature fest. Chief Guest Minister Mr. Vishwas Sarang passed on good wishes to the Vishwarang team for organising such an astonishing festival. He added that such events should be organised for the youth so that they remain connected with their art and culture.
The Children’s Carnival witnessed mind-boggling workshops on painting, kite flying, mask exhibition, colour mixing and others creative art. A large number of students from various schools of city participated in activities like theater workshops, and gave group performances and monologues as well. Charvi Namdev, a student from St. Joseph's School, said that she learned pottery and painting here, and made a clay vase and painted it. Harshita of Tagore National School of Drama said that she took a children's workshop here, in which school children played many theater games and enjoyed a lot.
‘The Goopi and Bagha’ screened for children
A children’s movie ‘The World of Goopi and Bagha’, directed by Shilpa Ranade and music by Narayan Purushottam, was also screened in a session held today. The story of the movie revolves around the main characters, Goopy and Bagha, who wish to become musicians, are exiled to the forest due to their harsh voices. One day, they meet ghosts who grant them magical powers that help them face all the challenges.
Movie’s music composer interacts with students
In
a live session of the fest, the composer who gave the music to the film 'The
world of Goopi and Bagha', Narayan Parshuram was interacted with the students
in a workshop. He is best known for his work in films like Sundaram (1999),
Jajantaram Mamantaram (2003) and The World of Goopi and Bagha (2013).
Get, Set, Parent emphasizes on child literature
In
another session held today, parenting coach and the founder of India's fastest
growing parenting platform Dr Pallavi Rao Chaturvedi, interviewed Editor-In-Chief,
Tinkle Comics Studio, Kuriokos Vaishin on Children's Literature. He said that
now children have a number of things to keep them busy but the books have yet
not lost their relevance and never will. He also said with passage of time even
the characters of books move forward in life and bring changes in themselves.
Yuvaz take public response on the fest
The University's community radio 'Yuvaz Youth Ki Awaaz' team members continued to seek audiences’ reaction to the Vishwarang and what impact the fest had upon them. To listen to Vishwarang live on the community radio, one can download the Yuvaz AISECT Radio application from the play store.
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