13.10.18

Kalavaibhavam at Kalpavruksha Vahanam












Tirumala, 13 October 2018: Eighteen member team from Gujarat displayed traditional folk art forms and thrilled the devotees at the galleries of the four mada streets on the day four of ongoing Navaratri Brahmotsvams.

The display of   Kolata by 50 girls and 30 boys of the SV Bala Mandir were among the various cultural events rolled out by the HDPP, Dasa Sahitya and Annamacharya project. Smt Yadhoda and Sri Shankar of Gurukul from Nalgonda trained them in various dance forms. 

Among others 31 artists from Chhattisgarh presented Panti dance while 81dancers from Karnataka displayed their skills in Puja Kunita. Chilipuli Gombe, Dollu Kunita, Yakshagana, Samana Kunita and Konge dance.

Fifty-five artists from Telangana presentedVoggu dolu, KommaKoya, Gussadi dance .12 artists from Kerala performed Pancha Vadyham and 31 from Haryana presented several traditional art forms and thrilled devotees on mada streets.

Director of SVETA Sri N Mukteswar Rao, SV Bala mandir AEO Smt Tamara Selvi and Supdt Sri Sudhakar supervised the activities of SV Bala Mandir. 

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