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Kali Bari Temple Marks 163 Years with Divine Music & Dance
13 Aug
Summary
- The 163rd foundation day of Kali Bari Temple was celebrated.
- A devotional music program and dance drama 'Mahamaya' were featured.
- The event aimed to preserve Bengal's devotional traditions through arts.
The Kali Bari Temple in Ghasiyari Mandi, Lucknow, recently celebrated its 163rd foundation day with a vibrant program featuring devotional music and a unique dance drama. The event, held on Thursday, aimed to honor the temple's heritage and foster community connection.
The centerpiece of the celebration was 'Mahamaya,' a dance-theatre production directed by Guru Sanjeev Rai. This performance drew inspiration from the rich folk dance and music traditions of Bengal, weaving a narrative focused on faith, compassion, and the divine power of Maa Kali.
The Temple Trust organized the event to serve as an occasion for reconnecting with spiritual roots and cultural legacy. The program also included musical performances by artists from the Lucknow-based institution Geeti Chhando, further enriching the devotional atmosphere.
