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Malhaar musical celebrates 100 years of Bollywood music in Dubai – News

By dailyguardian.aeSeptember 16, 20241 Min Read
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More than 50 artists from the Malhaar ensemble, along with RJ Pavitra Menon from City1016FM and the dancers from the Tapasya Centre for Performing Arts, will take the audience on a journey through the vibrant eras of Bollywood music. The production, blending music, dance, theatre, and stunning visual effects, is a celebration of Bollywood’s rich musical heritage.

The show , which will be held on September 21 at 7.30pm at Emirates International School Auditorium, has been directed by Kevin Oliver. ” Its been my pleasure to be a part of this wonderful, exciting,colourful, vibrant show. Directing this event, which is a combination of vocals, dance and visuals is a challenge and so inspiring for me to get into,” he said.


He added, “The challenge of editing the many many beautiful songs to tell a story, weaving a tale from the 1940 to the present was difficult. I would urge the music and theatre audiences in the UAE not to miss this production”.

The show will offer a medley of retro hits, popular songs, and modern chartbusters, with the choir adding a fresh and dynamic element to many iconic tunes.




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