Bhakti Sangeet is annually organised by Sahitya Kala Parishad department of art,culture and languages, Government of Delhi
It was a three day program filled with music and rhythm with numerous popular artist
Performance on the first day were by Norra Sisters,Dhruv Sangari,Anup Jalota
On the second day Meeta Pandit,Shubha Mugdal,Iqbal Ahmed khan enlightened the evening with their presence
on the third day Arshad Ali khan,Sumitra Guha,Kabir cafe, Master Salem were there to tie all the people present in a bond of art and music.
I was there too listen to Kabir cafe play,I had seen them on The Dewarists and they were really good,so i was looking forward for them to perform.
The band has 5 amazing musician Neeraj Arya is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitar and man behind the idea of this neo-fusion of taking words of saint Kabir and putting them in-front of this EDM loving generation.
Mukund and his violin have an unbreakable connection
Raman Iyer's mandolin was like an extended body part.
Poubuanpou Britto did magic with his bass guitar.
Viren did none less than spellbinding everyone with the beat of the drums.
They played Zara Halke Gaddi Hakko, Fakkiri (one of my favorites) which had a very interesting line 'kya chinega tu garibi se' which means no one can snatch anything away from a poor soul.
There performance was followed by Master Saleem.Who is a well known Bollywood artist
Overall, it was an evening well-spent with great music and music lovers.
Performance on the first day were by Norra Sisters,Dhruv Sangari,Anup Jalota
On the second day Meeta Pandit,Shubha Mugdal,Iqbal Ahmed khan enlightened the evening with their presence
on the third day Arshad Ali khan,Sumitra Guha,Kabir cafe, Master Salem were there to tie all the people present in a bond of art and music.
I was there too listen to Kabir cafe play,I had seen them on The Dewarists and they were really good,so i was looking forward for them to perform.
The band has 5 amazing musician Neeraj Arya is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitar and man behind the idea of this neo-fusion of taking words of saint Kabir and putting them in-front of this EDM loving generation.
Mukund and his violin have an unbreakable connection
Raman Iyer's mandolin was like an extended body part.
Poubuanpou Britto did magic with his bass guitar.
Viren did none less than spellbinding everyone with the beat of the drums.
They played Zara Halke Gaddi Hakko, Fakkiri (one of my favorites) which had a very interesting line 'kya chinega tu garibi se' which means no one can snatch anything away from a poor soul.
There performance was followed by Master Saleem.Who is a well known Bollywood artist
Overall, it was an evening well-spent with great music and music lovers.
