News Desk :
Celebrating the season of Spring’s vibrancy, the Faculty of Fine Art (Charukola) at Dhaka University turned into a colorful spectacle on Friday morning, hosting the traditional cultural event of Chhayanaut under the shade of the Bakul trees, as devoted cultural enthusiasts gathered to welcome the ‘King of Seasons’ through Chhayanaut’s annual Spring Festival.
As the southern breeze sweeps through nature, the gentle rustling of falling leaves and the vibrant hues of Palash, Shimul, and Krishnachura trees announce the arrival of Spring after a majestic winter. Celebrating the offerings, the event featured an array of diverse cultural performances, including music, dance, and poetry recitations, captivating the audience.
The event was adorned with the lyrical and poetic essence of Rabindranath Tagore, Kazi Nazrul Islam, Dwijendralal Roy, and Atul Prasad Sen, and the cultural segment commenced with a group performance of the timeless classic “Ore Grihobashi, Khol Dwar Khol,” a call to embrace the festive spirit of spring. Dancers performed in harmony with the melody, adding to the visual splendor, reports UNB.
Several solo performances took center stage following that. Iffat Binte Nazir captivated the audience with “Boshonte Aaj Dhorar Chitto Holo Utola,” Srabanti Dhar sang Dwijendralal Roy’s composition “Aye Re Boshonto Tor Kiron Makha Pakha Tule,” and Somudro Shubhom performed “Piu Piu Birohi Papia Bole.”
