Prakasam

Prakasam Logo If you are keen to do theatre, want to be a Thespian from a Topophobian? want to do something to break the monotony of life? Come and join us as a  Production Intern .   This is never before chance to work with  Prakasam  and its latest production Namma Nimmolagobba   meaning one among us as it translates in english is a thriller. The play written by well known theater thespian Rajendra karanth is a classic play with all the ingredients to place the audience at the edge of their seat. This play has been successfuly staged several times by several generations of theater enthusiasts.  The highlight of the play is the language used throughout making it authentic to the malnad region of Karnataka. The everpouring rains and famous kumara parvatha form the background of the play and the actors add life to an already alive atmosphere created on stage. A family that has lived all its life on the banks of a river and at...

Pooja & Apporva enthrall the crowd  2015 brought a bright luck in Swaraaga's favor, we got to perform for the respected flower show band stand music show organised by Radio City.  The team performed the usual suspects and audience were enthralled & even demanded a once more.  The songs performed were 1. Gajavadana Herambha- Group 2. Ninna Kanngala Koladi- Ranjitha 3. Sneha Athi Madhura- Pooja 4. Deva Danava Gunada Milanadi- Nikhil and Ranjitha 5. Teru Sagide Node- Ranjitha and Apoorva 6. Hum Kare Rashtr Aradhan- Nikhil and Pavan 7. Antaratama Nee Guru- Pooja 8. Om Sachchidananda- Apoorva and Pooja 9. Amma Naanu Devarane - Apoorva 10. Yava Kaviyu Bareyalara- Pavan 11. Kurudu Kanchana- Nikhil

Creative for the show The first Swaraaga session in 2015 saw us performing evergreen creations of Da Ra Bendre.  We even had own compositions to enthrall the audiences.  Click here for the show details -  Read More | Photos | Video Recording Dattatreya Ramachandra Bendre (Kannada: ದತ್ತಾತ್ರೇಯ ರಾಮಚಂದ್ರ ಬೇಂದ್ರೆ) (31 January 1896 – 26 October 1981), popularly known as Da. Ra. Bendre, was one of the most notable of Kannada poets of the Navodaya Period. He was given the honorific Varakavi ('gifted poet'). Bendre was awarded the Jnanpith Award[1] for Kannada, the highest literary honor conferred in India.[2] He wrote under the pen-name of Ambikatanayadatta (lit, "Datta, Child of Ambika"). He also held the title Karnataka Kula Thilaka ("The ornament of the Kannada Nation") conferred by Udupi Adamaru Math. He was also conferred Padma Shri by Government of India. ( CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON WIKIPEDIA ) 1) Gamma gammadstava mallige: performed by Namana ...