Organized by Hamsadhwani, the festival promises a mesmerizing blend of cultural performances, captivating audiences until December 30
Headline: “Hamsadhwani’s Grand Extravaganza: The 28th NRI Festival of Music and Dance ‘Sangita-Natya Utsav’ Enthralls Chennai”
The 28th NRI Festival of Music and Dance, known as ‘Sangita-Natya Utsav,’ and the 34th Annual Festival of Music, Dance, and Drama for the year 2023-2024, commenced with a spectacular inauguration on December 17 in Chennai. Organized by Hamsadhwani, the festival promises a mesmerizing blend of cultural performances, captivating audiences until December 30.
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Sundar, secretary of Hamsadhwani, shared the festival’s history, dating back to 1994, highlighting this year’s impressive lineup of over 70 artists, including 40 NRIs from the U.S., Canada, U.K., Norway, Australia, and Singapore
Ranjani Koushik, the esteemed president and founder of SciArtsRUs, a non-profit organization based in California, commended Hamsadhwani as more than an organization; it stands as an institution deeply dedicated to fostering diverse art forms. Reflecting on the rich cultural tapestry of the city, H. Shankar, director (technical) at CPCL, Chennai, expressed his delight at witnessing the vibrant cultural scene after the challenges posed by the pandemic.
- Sundar, secretary of Hamsadhwani, shared the festival’s history, dating back to 1994, highlighting this year’s impressive lineup of over 70 artists, including 40 NRIs from the U.S., Canada, U.K., Norway, Australia, and Singapore. Emphasizing the festival’s significance, he noted that it serves as a symbolic tribute to the thriving connection between Indians living abroad and their dedicated efforts to preserve and propagate Indian culture. The festival celebrates the notable achievements of the Indian diaspora across various fields globally, from art and culture to business, politics, and IT.
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