Nagpur: ‘There is no disability that is greater than the inability to see people as a famous quote by Robert Hendel is what can be pulled back while watching extraordinary performance with’ miracles in the wheel group ‘.
Interesting performance like a beautiful one on it, with some dancers in a wheelchair and some deafness and mute, the group made everyone froze into their seats and could not speak.
Beautiful choreographical dances of skit performance amounts to two hours and divided into three parts.
The first part to dive into rich Indian heritage and culture.
“No matter which Empire has come and goes, the roots, traditions and values of ancient Indian always remain strong,” the host said before the start of the first part.
It began with a prayer offered to Ganesh, Shiv and RAM.
Then the story of the Abadi Mahabharata and Ramayana are extraordinaryly described together with the iconic dialogue between Arjuna and Shri Krishna.
The second part of performance is the reminder of the struggle and victory of our freedom for independence.
Bring us through our past trips, from sacrifices made by our freedom fighters and the revolution they created, this section makes the audience feel patriotic and proud of our country and how far we have come.
Some of the highlights were our previous patriot rebellion, Mahatma Gandhi’s efforts, a heartbreaking incident such as the Jallianwala Bagh incident and historical declaration of independence.
The third part is a continuation of the second part, which shows India’s journey from its independence to its modern strength.
Their performance includes their praise about Make In India today in the initiative and success at the vaccination rate below.
Admiration for the transformation of roads and transportation of Nitin Gadkari and an ambitious future plan can also be seen.
Last tribute paid to soldiers and heroes of our country war and with that performance ends with a beautiful record.
(Reporting by Christus Phillips)
‘The miracle in the wheel group leaves one and all stunned
