Apoorva Arora Looks Back At Momacu Shoot Diaries As Audiences Praise Her Performance S.A.S.Nagar 12 June ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Actor Apoorva Arora is receiving appreciation for her performance in Momacu, and as audiences continue to connect with the film, the actress is taking a trip down memory lane, revisiting the unforgettable moments that shaped her journey on the project. While the film is now garnering love from viewers, the road to bringing Momacu to life was far from easy. Apoorva joined the project shortly after wrapping another shoot and found herself diving straight into an intense schedule in Chandigarh's biting winter. Recalling the experience, Apoorva shared, “What I remember most about Momacu is not the cold, but the spirit with which everyone came to work every day. We were shooting through some really chilly nights, often for long hours, but there was so much excitement around the story that nobody let the weather dampen the mood. Looking back, those difficu...
Haryana 'Saang Utsav-,26' concludes at Kalagram
Serenading strains of 'Ragini' stun music-lovers
Stellar performances leave audience in awe
Chandigarh 22 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : On the concluding day of the four-day Haryanavi 'Saang Utsav -26', Kalagram, venue for the well-attended event, turned out to a one stop destination for passionate lovers of traditional folk theatre, who gathered here in large numbers despite the menacing dark clouds playing hide and seek. The festival, an initiative of the North Zone Cultural Centre, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, which concluded today, was not just a celebration of folk art, but a candid canvas of Haryana’s rich performing arts legacy.
The laidback Sunday evening came alive with a flurry of activity as well-known 'Saangi' Sanjay Malik (and his team) took the centrestage and enlivened the evening with his magnificent performance.
The Saang, titled "Raja Veer Vikramjit Khanderao Pari..." presented by him left the audience awe-struck.The opening verses of the Ragini he rendered were
"Keh ke ulta..." and "Pakad kaleja ron laagi..."
moved the audience deeply, and the entire marquee resonated with the unending sound of applause. It was then the turn of the star performer of the evening, Ramsharan (and troupe),who wowed the audience by unfolding the tale of a kind-hearted Prince, Chanderhaas, in a typical Haryana tradition, besides doling out a Ragini number, depicting the immortal bond of friendship between Lord Krishna and his childhood chum, Sudama.The engaging performance was characterized by both emotional depth and soulful melodious renderings, which earned them a full-throated admiration from the audience. 'Saang' is an ancient tradition of storytelling, which existed long before the advent of TV, the internet, and social media, served as a potent medium of entertainment and raising social awareness among the people at large. Even today, this art form continues to preserve Haryana's rich cultural heritage
What was unique about the presentations was that they were able to deliver and live up to the aspirations of connoisseur of folk theatre. The performances stood out as they seamlessly blended the dialogues, music and expression, the hallmark of the 'Saang' tradition. On this occasion, Director, NZCC, Mohd Furqan Khan expressed his deep gratitude to the large number of 'Saang' lovers, for taking out their time to be a part of the event despite the prevailing inclement weather conditions. He thanked the print and electronic media editors for covering the event prominently. I stoutly feel that desperate efforts are required to made to protect and preserve our composite culture legacy by sensatising the youth about their roots." Popular standup comedienne of Haryana Renu Duhan, conducted the stage and kept the audience in high spirits with dollops of rustic Haryanavi humour
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