Two-day event to showcase Ghalib's legacy on death anniversary
Sunday April 21, 2013 10:23:03 AM,
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New Delhi:
A two-day event will be organised on the 144th death anniversary
of Mirza Ghalib to showcase his rich legacy, an organisation
dedicated to the legendary Urdu poet announced Saturday.
"Yadgar-e-Ghalib" will be held here April 26-27, the Ghalib
Memorial Movement (GMM) said.
The event will feature the release and screening of a film on
Ghalib produced by Kathak dancer Uma Sharma. In addition, a Kathak
performance, recital of couplets of the poet by author Pawan K.
Verma, and a mushaira will create the atmosphere of a bygone era.
"While the couplets have been specially selected for the occasion
that will leave the listeners spellbound, the dancers will capture
three moods; the remorseful, the lonely and the philosophical -
befitting for the death anniversary," GMM said in a statement.
Eminent Ghazal maestro Ustad Moin Khan from Mumbai will be
presenting his repertoire with well-known poets from the Indian
sub-continent participating in the mushaira.
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