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Saadhna Festival Honors Women's Legacy in Classical Arts

29 Sep

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  • Mumbai to host 12th Saadhna festival on October 4, 2025
  • Features renowned vocalists Pratima Tilak and Kathak dancer Rupali Desai
  • Celebrates women's dedication and artistry in Indian classical music and dance
Saadhna Festival Honors Women's Legacy in Classical Arts

Mumbai is set to host the 12th edition of Saadhna, an all-women classical music and dance festival, on October 4, 2025. This annual event celebrates the dedication and creative spirit of India's finest female artists in the classical arts.

Since its inception in 2013, Saadhna has served as a luminous platform to honor the unwavering commitment of women musicians and dancers. This year's lineup features two celebrated Vidushis - distinguished vocalist Pratima Tilak of the Jaipur-Atrauli gharana, and acclaimed Kathak dancer and choreographer Rupali Desai, who leads the "Sanskruti Nritya Kala Mandir."

The evening promises an inspiring showcase of pure classical excellence at the Swatantyaveer Sawarkar Auditorium in Dadar. Saadhna remains a distinguished celebration of women's enduring legacy and evolving voice in Indian classical arts, embodying the festival's namesake - rigorous devotion and heartfelt surrender that intertwine the essence of art and womanhood.

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Saadhna is an annual all-women classical music and dance festival held in Mumbai, India, that celebrates the dedication and artistry of female artists in Indian classical arts.
The 2025 Saadhna festival will feature renowned vocalists Pratima Tilak of the Jaipur-Atrauli gharana and acclaimed Kathak dancer Rupali Desai.
The 12th Saadhna festival will be held on October 4, 2025 at the Swatantyaveer Sawarkar Auditorium in Dadar, Mumbai.

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