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Kalyan Students Bring Krishna’s Stories Alive Through Kathak Recital
Students in Kalyan performed a Kathak dance show at Atre Rang Mandir.
The show celebrated the birth of Lord Krishna.
Through dance, the students told stories about Krishna, Radha, Draupadi, Meera and the Gopis.
They also showed stories about Krishna’s childhood as a cowherd.
The audience appreciated the students’ movements, rhythm and choreography.
Kathak dancer Shilpa Pandey also performed at the event.
Students who had won awards were honoured.
Men who supported their wives’ Kathak training were also recognised.
The programme aimed to encourage interest in dance and other arts among Kalyan students.
Students of Rang Mandir Fine Art Institute Kalyan performed a Kathak recital at Atre Rang Mandir on Sunday.
The programme was held as part of celebrations marking the birth of Lord Krishna.
Performances depicted Radha-Krishna, Draupadi’s cheer-haran, Meera bhajans, the Gopis’ stories and Krishna’s cow-herding days.
Institute patron and Kathak dancer Shilpa Pandey also performed and welcomed the guests.
Award-winning students and men supporting their wives’ Kathak training were felicitated during the programme.
- Who
- Students of Rang Mandir Fine Art Institute Kalyan, along with Kathak dancer Shilpa Pandey and invited guests.
- What
- A Kathak recital presenting stories associated with Lord Krishna and Indian mythology was held.
- Where
- Atre Rang Mandir in Kalyan.
- When
- On Sunday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Why
- The recital was part of celebrations marking Lord Krishna’s birth and aimed to promote interest in dance and other art forms.
Key facts
- Event
- Kathak recital by students of Rang Mandir Fine Art Institute Kalyan
- Venue
- Atre Rang Mandir
- Occasion
- Celebrations marking the birth of Lord Krishna
- Performances
- Stories involving Radha and Krishna, Draupadi, Meera, the Gopis and Krishna’s cow-herding days
- Chief guests
- Prof. Dr. Shyamsundar Pandey, Anup Kumar Pandey and Police Inspector Anant
- Special honours
- Award-winning students and men supporting their wives’ Kathak training
- Programme conductor
- Art teacher Yashwant Mahajan









