Entertainment Desk :
Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) came alive on Tuesday with the ‘Sadhumela’, a celebration of mystic music, poetry and cultural performances. The event, titled ‘Manush Bhojle Sonar Manush Hobi’, was notably attended by chief guests Law Adviser Asif Nazrul
and Ministry of Cultural Affairs Adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, said a press release.
The fair featured a range of solo and ensemble performances, organised by the BSA’s Music, Dance and Recitation departments, bringing the spirit of Bangladeshi culture to the forefront.
At the heart of the gathering was a message of unity through art with a special focus on Lalon’s teachings of love and humanity.
Syed Jamil Ahmed, Director General of the BSA, presided over the event highlighting the Academy’s commitment to inclusivity.
He said in his speech, “Shilpakala Academy is open to people of all faiths, races, and ideologies. We invite everyone to express their thoughts through music and art, spreading their ideas far and wide.”
His remarks underscored the importance of cultural spaces where individuals can express themselves freely.
In his speech, Jamil Ahmed reflected on the timeless wisdom of Lalon Shah, the mystic poet revered for his messages of compassion and love for humanity.
Both Asif Nazrul and Mostofa Sarwar Farooki attended the event with their families engaging in the spirit of the evening. Their presence underscored Sadhumela’s significance as a platform for artistic expression and fostering cultural dialogue.
The evening’s performances celebrated Lalon’s mysticism.
