The MLSU Golden Jubilee Year Annual Festival edition got a deserving Golden inauguration through the auspices of the Chief Minister of Rajasthan.
Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister of Rajasthan inaugurated SWARNIM, the MLSU Annual Festival, which is so named this year as it is the Golden Jubilee Year of University. [Read more...]
Cinema goers had been restless being devoid of a thriller action movie for the last two weeks. Karan Johar’s Agneepath has potential to make them feel satiated for at least a month now.
The screenplay of Agneepath, beautifully created by Director Karan Malhotra along with the co-writer Ila Bedi Datta, might seem strikingly familiar and effortlessly predictable but it does pull a string or two out of respect for the original version of the film during the playtime. [Read more...]
Vanijyam, the Annual Fest of the College of Commerce and Management Studies, concluded today amidst some great cultural and literary performances.
The Chief Guest at the concluding function was Kiran Maheshwari, Legislator, Rajsamand and the Special Guest was Dr. Pradeep Kumawat, Director, Alok Institute.
The awards for Mr. Vanijyam and Ms. Vanijyam were given by Vineet Saxena, who has just returned after giving a superlative performance in the recently concluded, Rajasthan dominated Ranji Tournament. [Read more...]
A unique weekend house-party at Hulchul Café, a part of the NGO, ‘Shikshantar’ in Udaipur was celebrated as Vanaver Caravan, a U.S based music and dance group were received today at Shikshantar’s center located at Kharol Colony, Fatehpura.
Authentic Jazz Dancer, Ramona Staffeld, Famenco Dancer, Marina Lopez, program Director and Dancer, Miranda Ten Broeke and Capoliva Master, Gustavo Caldas were present at the Hulchul Café and showcased their artistic dance moves to the volunteers of Shikshantar and the other guests.
In association with, Big Medicine Charitable Trust, Vanaver Caravan will also attend various not-to-profit events while journeying through Udaipur.
“Scary Fresher’s Party” this was the title theme of the fresher’s party dished out to new comers by B.Pharm. Part II at B.N. Girls College of Pharmacy, Udaipur.
The students were asked to dress up in the most horrifying of dresses and the complete atmosphere at the venue was also managed to create the relevant ambience. [Read more...]
The strings of the sitar charmed the audience in the second session of the days program, when Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan began his performance with Raag Raageshwari.
Later, he introduced the various subtle elements of the Alaap, Jode, Jhala and Roopak Taal through his performances. Accompanying him on the tabla were Harshad Contractor and his American disciple Carlos Baan, who converted each of the performances into engrossing session of harmony and pleasure.
The day was dedicated to vocal classical music and the strings of the sitar. [Read more...]
It was Odissi dancing today that enveloped the third day of the Maharana Kumbha Sangeet Samaroh here at the Sukhadia Rangmanch, Town Hall.
Dr. Sonal Mansingh, the well-known Indian Classical dancer and protagonist of the Odissi dancing style stole the hearts of hundreds of enthusiasts who had gathered to see her perform. [Read more...]
An expected melodious beginning to the Golden Jubilee Maharana Kumbha Sangeet Samaroh. The audience were completely absorbed in the magic woven by the Sarod maestro Amjad Ali Khan.
What was more engrossing was the great performance by the two star progenies – Amaan and Ayaan Ali Khan, the sons of Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Sarod maestro and Shubhalaxmi Khan, the well-known Bharatnatyam dancer; stars in their own right. [Read more...]
Jis Lahore Nahi Dekhya, O Jamya Hi Nai, a playact directed by Virendra and based on the original play by Asghar Vajahat, captivated the audience on the penultimate day at the ongoing Shilpgram Theater week.
Fabulous performances by each of the artists got them loud applause as and when an intimately touching or question rousing scene transcended the expectations of the audience.
The play is based on the politically motivated partition of India and Pakistan and how the people on either side are affected by the event, both in terms of physical angst as well as psychological demur.
A passing year always leaves us with a number of analyses. Analyses related to our lives, our surroundings and our deeds. And as far as I am concerned, these deeds also include my sense and love for good Cinema. However, the bifurcation of good and bad cinema, might lead to an endless discussion. So let’s zero down on something which we call, “Visible Box Office Hits” of the year,2011.
The Dirty Picture (Vidya Balan, Naseruddin Shah, Tusshar Kapur, Emraan Hashmi)
Directed by Milan Luthria
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