Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav inaugurated the country’s biggest cultural gathering based on Mahabharata. The message of peace, dialogue and coexistence was conveyed through immersive dome theatre, ‘Fall of Bhishma’ and messages from Geeta.
Bhopal. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav inaugurated the country’s first and till date biggest cultural event focused on Mahabharata, the great story of struggle and generosity of global civilizations. On this historic occasion, the drama performances “Fall of Bhishma” and “Saga of Karmachakra” presented by the prestigious theater group of Indonesia left the audience emotional.
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav inaugurated immersive dome theater and various exhibitions
Before the ceremony, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav saw exhibitions based on immersive dome theatre, backdrop, weapons, Chakravyuh and flags. Along with this, Indian Puppet Art, magazine and website of Shri Krishna Patheya Trust and publications of Veer Bharat Trust were also launched. Among these, the important ones were the release of the books “Breath of Civilizations” (an anthology of global poems) and “Forgotten Civilizations”.
Mahabharata is not just a war story, but a guiding epic of humanity: Chief Minister Mohan Yadav
Addressing the function, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that the Culture Department and Veer Bharat Trust deserve congratulations for organizing this grand Mahabharata function in the Bharat Bhawan complex. He said that Mahabharata is not just a narrative of war, but it is an epic showing humanity the path of wisdom, dialogue and peace.
The message of Mahabharata is more relevant in today’s global crisis.
The Chief Minister said that today when the world is struggling with war, violence and intolerance, the message of Mahabharata has become more relevant than ever. The life of Lord Krishna teaches that choosing dialogue before conflict and compassion before power is the true religion. Through this gathering from the land of Madhya Pradesh, a message is being given to the world that the future of civilizations is not secured in conflict, but in coexistence and generosity.
Mahabharata Samagam will give new energy to cultural consciousness
The Chief Minister said that this event will give new energy to our cultural consciousness and will connect the coming generations with our civilizational heritage. He said that Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi making Somnath a symbol of national self-respect is a modern form of the same cultural consciousness, which has its roots in texts like Mahabharata. This gathering will become a powerful platform to connect the nation with its intellectual and cultural heritage.
Honoring the winners of Srimadbhagvadgita knowledge competition
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav honored the winning participants of the Shrimadbhagvadgita knowledge competition organized by Veer Bharat Trust and appreciated their efforts.
Mahabharata movie screening in India’s first legendary immersive dome theatre.
India’s first mythological immersive dome theater presented by Veer Bharat Trust and Amartya Lok Tales, Mumbai. The first presentation at the Dome Theater was “Narayana: Sarvam”, a 6-minute immersive film based on the 12th chapter of the Bhagavad Gita. The film ends with the darshan of Shri Krishna in his universal form. The divine voice of Shri Krishna in the film has been given by famous actor Saurav Raj Jain, who has made a special identity by playing the role of Shri Krishna on TV.
Indonesian theater group’s emotional presentation ‘Bhishma Ka Patna’
On the occasion of the inauguration of the Mahabharata Samagam, the dance-drama ‘Fall of Bhishma’ was presented by a theater group from Indonesia. This presentation effectively depicts the epic tale of the clash of civilizations and generosity and left a deep impression on the audience.