Synopsis
Prachi Shah recently expressed her joy about performing at the prestigious Kala Ghoda Festival, where she explored the unique concept 'Dil Mein Ek Lahir,' blending Ghazals, poetry, and Kathak with singer Prithvi Gandharv. The festival showcased India's rich musical traditions through various performances, celebrating cultural diversity.Key Takeaways
- Prachi Shah performed at the Kala Ghoda Festival.
- She collaborated with singer Prithvi Gandharv.
- The performance featured the concept Dil Mein Ek Lahir.
- The festival highlighted Nagaland and Rajasthan cultural traditions.
- The event underscored the importance of cultural collaboration.
Mumbai, Jan 31 (NationPress) TV actress Prachi Shah recently shared her thoughts about her performance at the renowned Kala Ghoda Festival. The actress took the stage alongside singer Prithvi Gandharv, expressing her joy in exploring the exceptional concept "Dil Mein Ek Lahir"—a captivating fusion of Ghazals, poetry, and Kathak. She emphasized how thrilling it was to present something novel and creative in such a revered cultural atmosphere.
In a conversation with IANS, Shah mentioned, “Absolutely amazing! We had a lot of fun. What a beautiful and warm audience we had at Kala Ghoda on the very first day. This marks my third year performing here, but it's the first occasion I've collaborated with Prithvi and explored the distinctive concept of Dil Mein Ek Lahir—a blend of Ghazals, poetry, and Kathak.
Additionally, the second installment of the IPRS Stage, organized by the Indian Performing Right Society Ltd. (IPRS) during the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2025, was an exhilarating tribute to India’s musical legacy.
The festival took place on January 26 and 27 at Cross Maidan, showcasing the vibrant cultural heritage of Nagaland and Rajasthan through mesmerizing performances by the Tetseo Sisters and the Desert Kats.
Rakesh Nigam, CEO of IPRS, remarked, “The IPRS Stage at Kala Ghoda 2025 has exceeded all expectations, demonstrating once again the incredible ability of music to connect individuals and unite through diversity. This platform aims to bring India’s regional treasures to the forefront, and this year’s acts by the Tetseo Sisters and the Desert Kats were exemplary. Observing audiences dance to their rhythms and embrace their narratives was truly gratifying. We anticipate continuing our mission of celebrating India’s unmatched musical heritage in forthcoming editions.”
The IPRS Stage at Kala Ghoda 2025 celebrated India's rich musical diversity while underscoring the transformative effects of cultural collaboration.
