 Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 16: Natrang Jammu presented the world-class cultural event 'Colors of Jammu & Kashmir' at the Abhinav Theatre, drawing a packed-house audience for two shows. Conceived and directed by Padamshree Balwant Thakur, the event showcased the rich cultural heritage of Jammu and Kashmir. Ramesh Kumar, Divisional Commissioner Jammu, graced the occasion as the chief guest and felicitated all the participants. The performance received a standing ovation, as it surpassed the audience's expectations, who had never witnessed such an international-level show before. Balwant Thakur informed the distinguished guests about the extensive efforts that went into the production. Over three months, a team of more than one hundred professionals and artists worked diligently to create this magnificent show, aimed at projecting the mind-blowing diversity of Jammu & Kashmir and raising the bar of cultural presentations.
'Colors of Jammu Kashmir' is a unique cultural album that showcases the varied colors, rhythms, costumes, design patterns, and artistic expressions through the diverse dances of J&K. The presentation beautifully depicted the mesmerizing artistic traditions of the region and demonstrated the cultural significance and amazing diversity of Jammu and Kashmir.
The event aimed to bring forth the cultural ethos of J&K and create a platform for artists to showcase their talents. It received support from the Jammu & Kashmir Government, emphasizing the significance of such artistic initiatives in fostering cultural revolutions.
Natrang's talented artists, including Muskan Sharma, Sushant Charak, Radhika, Sunaina Rajput, and many others, brilliantly portrayed the energy and festivity required for the performance. The support team, consisting of dedicated professionals, played a crucial role in making the event a success.
The audience was captivated by the enchanting performances, which harmoniously blended different dance traditions and celebrated the cultural heritage of Jammu and Kashmir. The event served as a testament to the cultural contributions made by the people of J&K and left a lasting impact on the audience. |
