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Rituparna Sengupta Reminisces Hyderabad, Prepares for Music Festival

Rituparna Sengupta Reminisces Hyderabad, Prepares for Music Festival
Hyderabad Gave Me Fond Memories, Says Rituparna Sengupta · deccanchronicle.com

Rituparna Sengupta, a famous actress and dancer, is going back to Hyderabad for a big music and dance festival.

She has lots of happy memories from Hyderabad, like when she first acted there and danced with a real lion and tiger!

She's going to perform at the festival, which is all about classical music and dance.

She's been practicing dance styles like Manipuri and Odissi, and she's very excited to share her performance.

The festival is also a way to remember a famous musician who lived in Hyderabad.

People from all over the world can watch the festival online, and there will be both old and young musicians performing.

Rituparna says dance is very important to her, and she even teaches her daughter to dance.

Her husband will also play music at the festival.

Key facts

Event
Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan National Festival of Music and Dance, Season 8
Date
December 13 and 14
Venue
Ravindra Bharathi, Hyderabad
Curators
Abhijeet Bhattacharjee and Pandit Prodyut Mukherjee
Rituparna's Dance Styles
Manipuri and Odissi
Music Composer
Pandit Prodyut Mukherjee
Festival's Global Reach
Streamed performances to reach a global audience

Quotes

Rituparna Sengupta

National Award-winning actress with over 200 films across various industries.

“Dance flows inside you like a stream. It makes you fluid and beautifully weaponed. Cinema and dance blend when expressions come out automatically without any effort. Dance emancipates you and enlightens you from the core.”
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“It deepened me as a person and as a human being. Whenever I get an opportunity to perform classical in its purest form or in a blended form, I feel honoured that this chance still knocks at me.”
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Pandit Prodyut Mukherjee

Tabla maestro and Grammy Jury member.

“I’m drawn to curate the Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan festival in Hyderabad because it is a tribute to the legendary musician who spent his last days here and is revered as the Tansen of the twentieth century.”
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“I’m thrilled to collaborate with talented artists from across the country, including promising youngsters who are the future of classical music.”
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