Assamese dance evening organized by Chavara Culture Center Delhi

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• Jun 20, 2023 | Kabir Chakraborty

Meenakshi Medhi and her disciple Perrine Legoullon's solo performances on Goxai Prabesar Naas and Devadasi Nritya delighted the crowd. Rodali Bora's Bihu performance was highly appreciated by the audience. 

Digital Desk: The Chavara Culture Centre in Delhi hosted an
Assamese dance evening to promote cultural friendship and harmony in diversity.

The event was inaugurated by Press Club of India President Umakant
Lakera. Pranjal Pratim Das, North East Media Forum Joint Secretary and Chief
Correspondent, Pratidin Times, was the Guest of Honour.

The event featured a convergence of diverse Assamese dance styles
like as Sattriya dance, Devadasi dance, Bihu dance, and Bhortal dance under
Meenakshi Medhi's Satkara Foundation in Delhi NCR.

Meenakshi Medhi and her disciple Perrine Legoullon's solo
performances on Goxai Prabesar Naas and Devadasi Nritya delighted the crowd.
Rodali Bora's Bihu performance was highly appreciated by the audience.
Meenakshi Medhi and Oonmona Das gave a duet presentation on Bhortal Nritya.
Meenakshi Medhi, Perrine Legoullon, and Oonmona Das concluded the event with an
abhinaya-based dance number on Ajamil Upakhyan.

There was also a duet presentation on Bhortal Nritya by Meenakshi Medhi and Oonmona Das. The evening came to an end with an abhinaya-based dance number on Ajamil Upakhyan performed by Meenakshi Medhi, Perrine Legoullon and Oonmona Das.

Chavara Cultural Centre Delhi is a non-governmental organisation
dedicated to fostering peace and harmony via music, dance, art, and cultural
exchange.According to Dr.Fr. Roby Kannanchira CMI, Director, Chavara Cultural
Centre, Delhi, the centre intends to conduct cultural events from several
Indian states every month.