Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Malhar Utsav Showcases Diverse Moods of Monsoon Music
Imagine a music party celebrating the monsoon!
The Malhar Utsav brought together many talented musicians playing Indian classical music.
Different artists played different types of music.
Some used instruments like the sitar and sarod, while others sang.
The music aimed to capture the changing moods of the monsoon, using special musical forms called ragas.
This five-day event at the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture offered a variety of performances, making it a special treat for music lovers.
The Malhar Utsav was held at the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Golpark.
The event featured vocal and instrumental performances by various artists.
Performances included ragas such as Gaud Malhar, Miyan ki Malhar, and Jayant Malhar.
The festival included a Jhulan festival and other classical performances.
The event concluded with a sitar performance by Rafiq Khan.
- Who
- Debapriya Adhikari, Samanway Sarkar, Dattatreya Velankar, Tejendra Narayan Majumdar, Kumar Bose, Navadeep Chakraborty, Troilee, Moisilee, Indradeep Ghosh, Palash Kuri, Raghav Chatterjee, Rafiq Khan and others.
- What
- A music festival featuring various Indian classical music performances.
- When
- The festival was held over five days.
- Where
- Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Golpark.
- Why
- To showcase the diverse moods of monsoon through classical music.
- Event Name
- Malhar Utsav
- Location
- Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Golpark
- Featured Art Forms
- Indian Classical Music
- Event Duration
- Five Days