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Albert Hall Applaudes Subodh Public School, Airport!
Subodh School, Airport left a remarkable impression on everybody’s mind with its exceptionally good dance performances at Albert Hall. No, we are not just writing these words, we actually mean them. Though the event was planned for a
Subodh School, Airport left a remarkable impression on everybody’s mind with its exceptionally good dance performances at Albert Hall. No, we are not just writing these words, we actually mean them. Though the event was planned for a complete hour, the audience hooted for more as the event ended.
The dance performances were performed as a part of School Carnival by the Department of Archaeology and Museum, Rajasthan.
Starting the event with lamp lightening is a common sight, but Subodh Public School differs. They started the programme with a qawwali to pay tribute to Dargah Sharif and highlighting its importance for Rajasthan tourism.
Bringing the age-old tradition of katputli dance to life, the students decked up as puppets danced on the song ‘Baaje dhol re taasa re, khaake dudh bataasa re’. The superb dance performance was received by hooting and lots of applause from the audience.
Team ScooTalks, equally enthusiastic watching the performance, has to agree … more than being the media there, we preferred being a part of the audience who went ga-ga over the performing stars!
To follow the puppet show, entered girls wearing multicolored lehengas which suited their performances beautifully as the performers along with the audience grooved to the tune of ‘Hey dhin tadaak dhin tadaakAaja ud ke saraat’ and ‘Hey shubhaarambh Ho Shubhaarambh Mangal bela aayi’
As if that was not enough, one of the folk dances of Rajasthan ‘Terah Taali’ surely mesmerized the audience.
The school left no stone unturned in making the locals feel proud of their culture. The students with their dance performance on the song ‘O mari ghoomar che’, threw light on the bravery and courage of the people of Rajasthan.
Shifting the mood of the audience from the culture of the state to the vivacious world of peacocks, the students now entered on stage to dance on the song ‘Morni Baga Me Bole’. The girls dancing in blue-green (colours of peacock) lehengas were a delight to watch.
Bringing the audience back to the culture of Rajasthan was the Chari dance performance by the girls. The girls danced very gracefully on the Chirmi Mhari Chirmi. The elegance with which they danced with matki on their heads was worth a sight.
Last but definitely not the least came everyone’s favorite dance … Rajasthan’s very own Kalbeliya. It filled the entire Albert Hall and the surrounding area with lot of exuberance and excitement. Everyone present there came forward with their cameras on to capture the excellent dance performance forever.
All in all, Subodh Public School, Airport truly did its part in promoting our heritage and culture. It covered all the important dance forms and kept the audiences glued to their seats.
Team ScooTalks thoroughly enjoyed the entire program and couldn’t stop boasting about it. Hope to see you again!
