9 months ago
B Praak Launches Spiritual Immersive Experience
B Praak, a famous singer, has created a special show called 'Sounds of Hari'.
It's not just a regular concert; it's a spiritual experience designed to make people feel calm and connected.
The show uses special sounds at 432 Hz, which are believed to relax the mind.
The stage is designed with soft lights and colors to create a peaceful atmosphere.
B Praak says this project is very personal to him and aims to help people feel healed and light.
Aman Kumar and Sara Awwad, who worked on the project, describe it as a unique and emotional experience that could set a new standard for spiritual shows in India.
B Praak introduces 'Sounds of Hari', a spiritual immersive experience.
The show aims to evoke devotion, emotional release, and inner stillness.
Features a 3D soundscape tuned at 432 Hz for relaxation.
Visuals use soft gradients and warm lighting to create a calming atmosphere.
Aman Kumar and Sara Awwad highlight the project's emotional depth and innovative design.
- Who
- B Praak, Aman Kumar, Sara Awwad
- What
- Launch of 'Sounds of Hari', a spiritual immersive experience
- Where
- Not specified
- When
- Not specified
- Why
- To offer a transformative, spiritual journey for audiences
Key facts
- Artist
- B Praak
- Experience Name
- Sounds of Hari
- Frequency
- 432 Hz
- Founder of Whitefox
- Aman Kumar
- Creative Director at Studio Majime
- Sara Awwad
Quotes
B Praak
Singer-composer known for hits like 'Teri Mitti' and 'Mann Bharya'
“I have performed on countless stages, but ‘Sounds of Hari’ is special. It comes from a sacred place inside me. This is not about entertainment, this is about surrender.”
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“Walk in with the weight of the world and walk out feeling light, healed, and connected.”
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Aman Kumar
Founder of Whitefox
“Grand, intimate, and deeply emotional all at once”
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Sara Awwad
Creative Director at Studio Majime
“We weren’t just building a stage—we were building an entire world. A world where every texture, colour, movement, and sound leads you deeper into a spiritual narrative.”
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