Third version of Mahindra Perfection Festival, along with HinduOn March 1 and 2, the Prestige Center for Performing Arts will return to Bengaluru. This year, the festival will be a tribute to the permanent heritage of Padma Vibhan, which is performed by late Ustad Zakir Hussain, homegron talent.

Through his innovative and mesmerizing music efforts, Ustad Zakir Hussain helped Indian classical music to gain global recognition, and the third edition of the festival would celebrate this approach to music as a universal unit.

On the first day of the festival, there will be a facility of Sadient Mudra Perkuctionist Trilok Gurtu. l. After collaborating with legends like Shankar, John McLaglin, Ustad Zakir Hussain, and others, Mr. Gurtu will bring a world-class set of different rhythms from all over the world.

Another evening set will be the thrilalana project of Aruna Siram. The work of Ms. Siram includes music Hadipur, BC Manjunath, Jyotsana Srikanth, Arun Kumar, Giridhar Udupa and Shalini Mohan.

Late PT, son of noted tabla player. Ravi Chari, a disciple of Prabhakar Chari, and Mestro Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan, will showcase his single project ‘Crossing’. The album was launched by Ustad Zakir Hussain himself, and the festival included some of the last actors, including Ranjit Barot, Taufiq Qureshi and others.

The second day will showcase the new sound of the Indian collision, with Mr. Barot as a musician, and the theater director Rosten Abel staged his musical production ‘Beatrout’. This music pulls the ode to the past and the present, masculinity and feminine, and with the divine everyday, with modern electronic music and the druming of Sri Barot, with the folk rhythm.

There will also be snacks on the last day, which will fuse the energy of rock and metal, Jazz by Ramkumar Karkarajan, and Mridangam by Sumesh Narayanan.

“The Mahindra Perfection Festival aims to collide at the center-stage. The collision examines the crowd of equipment and styles – some are known, but many of which are relatively unknown. According to all our cultural outreach programs, this festival also inspires, inspires artists and art forms, “J. Shah, Vice President, Cultural Outreach, Mahindra Group said.

“Mahindra collision is more than a festival; This is a journey in the soul of rhythm. Through excellent curesi with stallwarts like Trilok Gurtu, Aruna Syum, Ranjit Berkot, Ravi Chari, Sumesh Narayan, and Rostel Habil, we bridge the tradition and innovation, invite fans to discover the universal language of Beats, Where every pulse tells a story and every story tells. Rhyam spoke a connection, “VG Jeram, founder, hyperlink brand solutions, said.

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