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Ankita Amar: Curiosity Evolves from Dolls to Divine
15 Oct
Summary
- Ankita Amar's childhood fascination with Gombe Habba evolved into deep curiosity about traditions.
- She now explores Navaratri's significance and feminine divine, inspired by her role in 'Gejje'.
- Ankita believes Gen Z practices spirituality through sensitivity and adapting to life's changes.
Ankita Amar's connection to Gombe Habba, a festival she cherished in childhood for its vibrant dolls and arrangements, has matured into a profound inquiry into the traditions and stories behind the celebration. Her interest now extends beyond aesthetics to understanding the generational significance of Navaratri.
This personal exploration gains a new dimension as Amar recently embodied a goddess in the Kannada music video 'Gejje.' She draws parallels between this role and her understanding of feminine power celebrated during Navaratri, linking it to the concept of enduring energy and blessings.
Amar offers a unique perspective on contemporary spirituality, suggesting that younger generations, or Gen Z, are engaging with spiritual concepts through their sensitivity in relationships and their ability to navigate life's challenges. She posits that this adaptation to life's flow and openness to change are contemporary expressions of spiritual practice, even outside traditional religious frameworks.
