Posted on February 10, 2007 at 1:51 AM in Photo Gallery - 2 Comments - Link

INTO THE WORLD OF

BHANGIMAA

JAYANTA BHAGAWATI

PRANAAME BHAGAWATI

bhangimaa@gmail.com

Haryana contact: 91-94166-74552 (M)

                              91-1662-281007 (R)

Guwahati contact: 91-98640-71133 (M)

                              91-361-2603031 (R)

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PROGRAMME REPORT

SUNEHRE PAL 2007

Pranaame's dance choreographies & performance on the eve of 'Sunehre Pal', a tribute to the old Bollywood film songs at the Jindal Stainless Club (Hisar-Haryana). 10/2/2007

THE NORTH EAST OCTAVE 2007

North East OCTAVE 2007, a festival celebrating the rich and colourful culture of the North East India was recently held in Hyderabad from 18 -25 February, 2007. This festival was organized by Ministry of culture, Govt. of India; supported by Sangeet Natak Akademi, Lalit Kala Akademi, Sahitya Akademi, NEZCC, SZCC and Dept. of Tourism, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh. In these long 8 days festival, different dances, music, theatre, art exhibitions, literatures, crafts, costumes, food court, etc. of all the 8 states of North East India was displayed. On this festive occasion, many eminent artistes from the region were assembled.

Jayanta-Pranaame from Assam has given a Kathak dance recital; a composition based on Shiv Vandana, Shuddha Nritya, Tarana, Sargam and Holi along with other 4 co-artistes of the State in the program of Indian Classical dance evening that was held on 23 February, 2007 at Shilparamam, Madapur, Hyderabad

ENDORSEMENTS

Silkalaya (Assam)

Published in Priyo Sakhi (Assamese magazine) December 2006

Photographs: Kamal Barman

Make up: Ratul Boro

JAYANTA - PRANAAME IN DUBAI SRING FESTIVAL

Dubai - The most exciting & happening place, emerged like a golden dream amidst the sand dunes. Last year, BHANGIMAA was invited for a Duet Dance performance in Dubai for celebrating the Spring Festival of Assam i.e. Bihu, organised by the Assamese people Society (Asom Somaj - Dubai).

We really enjoyed our stay out there & the warm hospitality by our fellow Assamese over there. During the celebration, everywhere we can find the gorgeous Muga Mekhela Chador, worn by our beautiful ladies. The Japis & Gamucha adorned the ambience. The rhythmic beats of the Dhol & melodious tune of the Pepa, are still treasured deep in our soul.

Our performance was scheduled with the famous Assamese star - Zubeen Garg. Zubeen needs no introduction for his talents. He proved to be a leading star of the North East; penetrating into millions of hearts for his songs, music & lovely behaviour. Together, the show proved to be a happening one.

Our performance first started with an invocation named Mangalam, followed by Megha Chaya, Shravan Bahar, Bihu Bareboroniya, etc.

We are really very happy to meet all our friends & fellow people out there like Dilip Bora, Arman Hazorika, Dr. Utpal Kakoti, Ashwini Borkotoki, Faruk, Sumon Bordoloi, etc. who are doing a great job in promoting our culture & tradition globally.

: Jayanta - Pranaame

Thoughts.........

Posted on February 10, 2007 at 1:22 AM in Pranaame Sarmah Bhagawati - 0 Comments - Link

I often realize that creativity emerges from pain. I do know that, pain is led by emotions which is nurtured and guided by feelings. Feelings are thereby treasured deep beneath our soul. We feel and sense different situations, different moods and so on.

In today’s world, we are pacing fast ahead to strive and achieve our goals, disregarding human feelings in lust, disrespect and selfish mode.

So, let us together strive towards the ultimate point of pleasure and happiness through art, satisfying oneself and the other - PRANAAME

Pranaame's imagination with Pen & Pencil art - ART DE CAFE -

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Art de Cafe

"Art has an expression of its own. I believe every art to be a reflection of the artist's inner self " - Pranaame

NRITYA

APEKSHA

 

"During my school days I would desperately wait for the vacations to come, so that I can draw and draw and make more and more drawing files." She likes to express her art through body gestures. Her maxim is to lead her viewers through her imagination.

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COMMENTS

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Posted by Anonymous on February 12, 2007 at 8:48 PM - Link

Its a beautiful & artistic blog
U both look stunning

 

Kudos Pranamee

Posted by Anonymous on March 2, 2007 at 10:02 PM - Link

Hi... Guys,
I want to say a mighty "CONGRATULATIONS" to this wonderful advancement... so keep it up and never get back, God will be your strength always..
Kind regards
Jackson

 

Nice to know

Posted by kongali on March 16, 2006 at 7:15 AM - Link

Thanks for sharing this. Nice to know about our fellow people out there in Dubai promoting our culture. This time @ Bay area, California there will be an AssameseGetTogether2006 at year mid where in people are expecting our stars like Zubin, Somnath, Mainul performing live. I wish, we someday also can watch Bhangima performing here.

 

A real good job

Posted by Anonymous on October 2, 2005 at 8:46 PM - Link

Dear Pranami,
Its a real informative subject, reflecting the different imaginations through dance. Now days every one is upto contemporary & creative compositions. It's very nice for layman people like us. Your information also shares the varied point of views of different existing artistes, be it classical, folk, etc. But surely your write is worth to be praised.

 

Keep it up Jayanta and Pranami

Posted by Anupam Khaund on November 25, 2005 at 7:37 PM - Link

Its a matter of pride to all us Assamese that we can make it big - u have made us proud keep it up and keep shining - u are the ambassadors of our culture and have made us proud....
regards
Anupam from Mumbai

 

Thanks for keeping up the great work

Posted by kongali on March 14, 2006 at 5:17 AM - Link

Hi,
This is fascinating to know the great works of art maintained with such focused indulgence despite all the known negligence from our common bodies. Hope, we reform someday for sake of the hardworking people like you around us.
Two Thumbs up!

 

Great work

Posted by Anonymous on February 12, 2007 at 8:46 PM - Link

Dear Pranami,
Good job. Your write up is indeed informative. I've also gone thru ur write ups in merinews.com.
Keep it up