Artistes from Bengaluru presented ‘Sri Devi Mahishasuramardini’, blending dance, drama, expressive acting and devotion to narrate the triumph of good over evil.
They need encouragement and support so that this rich heritage can be passed on to future generations,” Shinde said.
Organisers said the festival seeks to go beyond religious rituals by providing a platform for India’s diverse cultural and spiritual traditions. DOMBIVLI: A theatrical portrayal of Goddess Durga’s battle against demon Mahishasura offered Dombivli residents a glimpse into India’s traditional performing arts during the Sharadiya Navratri festival. “Artistic performances that preserve our culture and traditions are important. Alongside devotional activities, the programme features performances showcasing different forms of traditional art. The Navratri festival has included a range of religious and cultural programmes, including the Navkundatmak Sahasrachandi Mahayag, Haripath, bhajan sessions and devotional music. The organisers have sought to combine religious observances with cultural activities to give visitors a wider experience of the festival.