Pune, known for its cultural vibrancy, is gearing up for a unique experience as the Tatyasaheb Natu Foundation presents the traditional folk theatre form of ‘Dashavatara.’ The mythological grandeur will unfold on Saturday, February 17, at Tilak Smarak Mandir starting at 5 pm. The event, featuring the story of ‘Rambhakt Jambuvant,’ promises to immerse Punekars in the cultural richness of Konkan’s ‘Dashavatara.’
Event Details:
- Date: Saturday, February 17
- Time: 5:00 pm
- Venue: Tilak Smarak Mandir, Pune
Renowned Kirtankara Bhavarth Dekhane will grace the occasion as the Chief Guest, adding to the allure of the musical drama. The Tatyasaheb Natu Foundation, committed to preserving cultural heritage, brings this traditional performance to Pune, offering residents a glimpse into the cultural traditions of Konkan.
Free Admission for All: The cultural extravaganza is open to all enthusiasts in Pune and is free of charge. The seats will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. However, a portion of the seating will be reserved for invitees.
Foundation’s Perspective: Sharang Natu, Chief Trustee of the Tatyasaheb Natu Foundation, shared insights about the event, saying, “Konkan has a rich cultural heritage steeped in the tradition of ‘Dashavatara,’ cherished by the Konkani people. We’ve organized this musical drama to extend this cultural treasure to Pune, allowing enthusiasts to experience the charm of ‘Dashavatara.'”
The performance will be presented by the talented artists of the Naik Dashavatar Theatre Troup from Dodamarg, Sindhudurg, ensuring an authentic and captivating portrayal of the ‘Dashavatara.’
In Shorts : Pune is set to witness the cultural splendor of ‘Dashavatara’ on February 17, brought to the city by the Tatyasaheb Natu Foundation. The traditional folk theatre form will showcase the story of ‘Rambhakt Jambuvant,’ immersing the audience in the mythological grandeur of Konkan’s cultural heritage.
