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Bhuvana Vijayam Celebrates Telugu Language and Vijayanagara Literary Heritage
‘Bhuvana Vijayam’ was a special drama and literary programme in Vijayawada.
It showed what life was like in the court of King Sri Krishnadevaraya.
The programme celebrated famous Telugu poets and their beautiful writing.
It also included the jokes and cleverness of Tenali Ramakrishna.
Different artistes played the king, his advisers and the poets.
A four-year-old child poet named Mallapragada Abhiram delighted the audience.
Dancer Sai Neeharika also performed during the programme.
The organisers said the event would help people value and preserve Telugu language and culture.
Drusya Vedika staged ‘Bhuvana Vijayam’ in Vijayawada on Sunday.
The presentation recreated the literary atmosphere of Sri Krishnadevaraya’s court.
Performers portrayed Sri Krishnadevaraya, Timmarusu, celebrated poets and Tenali Ramakrishna.
Four-year-old child poet Mallapragada Abhiram and dancer Sai Neeharika were special attractions.
The programme honoured its artistes and promoted the preservation of Telugu literary heritage.
- Who
- Drusya Vedika organised the programme, with performances by several artistes and poets; Dr Ramesh Sirikonda was the chief guest.
- What
- ‘Bhuvana Vijayam’, a literary dramatic presentation celebrating Telugu language and literature.
- When
- Sunday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Vijayawada.
- Why
- To present the literary heritage of the Vijayanagara era, celebrate Telugu culture and encourage its preservation and promotion.
- Programme
- ‘Bhuvana Vijayam’
- Organiser
- Drusya Vedika, Vijayawada
- Theme
- The literary heritage of the Vijayanagara era and the court of Sri Krishnadevaraya
- Chief guest
- Dr Ramesh Sirikonda, Director, School of Planning and Architecture, Vijayawada
- Dedication
- The programme was dedicated to theatre activist YS Krishneswara Rao.
- Special participant
- Four-year-old child poet Mallapragada Abhiram
- Additional performance
- Dancer Sai Neeharika performed in the Krishnadevaraya court segment.