Unprofitable side effects of Covid’s pandemic have become a complete closure of cultural activities in Gurgaon for the past halfway.
Usually, the festival and red day will see residents gather and perform children and adults in various communities and condos in the city of Millennium.
But as social blasphemy and ‘stay at home’ into norms, all who disappear.
With normaly back during the celebration season in a limited way, efforts are made to restart this paused tradition.
In Dussehra, around 50 children in Pioneer Araya, conducted a mini Ramlila, the first event since the pandemic began.
About 50 children featured Mini Ramlila, the first event since the pandemic began children, aged 3-14, carried out various roles associated with traditional Ramlila.
However, the game is shorter than traditional regular ramlila duration, which is usually staged for ten days.
The performance was held by Kalakar, a city-based club consisting of children.
Arpana Agarwal, Founder Kalakar, told us, “All children are residents of Araya and Presidia and production are efforts to introduce them to Ramlila and educate them about our culture.” The performance was followed by Ravana Dehan traditional, which was witnessed by condominium residents.
This event is an effort to restart the celebration of festivals in the community, it has been inactive since the pandemic begins.
The performance was followed by traditional DEHAN ravana
Cultural activities return to this Gurgaon community through Ramlila by children
