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Celebrating Rajasthan’s folk traditions at Marudhar Mela

Kolkata  witnessed a vibrant celebration of Rajasthan’s rich cultural heritage with Marudhar Mela which began on 28th December, organised by Marwari Sanskrit Manch. Headed by Vikash Poddar, the mela brought together the colours, sounds, and traditions of Rajasthan under one roof, offering an immersive experience through art, culture, food, and folk performances.

A key highlight of the evening was the specially curated cultural programme by Kkhubii, a creative and cultural platform incubated by IIM Bangalore and NSRCEL Mumbai. Led by Shrestha Ganguly, Kkhubii was known for its contemporary yet deeply rooted approach to cultural storytelling and community engagement. Through its thoughtfully designed programming, Kkhubii continued to bridge heritage with modern expression, creating meaningful cultural experiences for a diverse audience.

The cultural showcase featured a special performance by renowned dancer Avirup Sengupta and his troupe, who presented an energetic and authentic Rajasthani folk dance performance. Their act promised to capture the spirit, rhythm, and storytelling essence of Rajasthan’s folk traditions, leaving the audience mesmerised. Envisioned as a true cultural confluence, Marudhar Mela celebrated the timeless beauty of Rajasthani traditions. From authentic Rajasthani cuisine and traditional art forms to folk expressions and performances, the mela offered a wholesome and immersive experience for visitors of all ages. With an expected footfall of

With an expected footfall of 5,000 to 7,000 attendees, the event stands out as one of the most anticipated cultural gatherings of the season in the city. More than just a festival, Marudhar Mela is a celebration of identity, community, and shared heritage. Under the leadership of Marwari Sanskrit Manch, the vision of Vikash Poddar, and the creative curation by Kkhubii under Shrestha Ganguly, the mela promises an evening filled with colour, culture, and collective joy—bringing the soul of Rajasthan to the heart of Kolkata.

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