The fest started with the inaugural event, Antarbodh- the English
Debate Competition, in which the debaters skilfully presented their combination
of knowledge and oratory powers. Gaurav Pandey and Sumit Bhandari bagged the
first position by giving tough competition.
This year we introduced a new event Parichay- the Quiz
Competition, which turned out to be a grand success. The team of Akshay Badola
and Aman Kaushik was the winner of the event.
On one hand these formal events kept the majority of the crowd
busy while on the other, Parivesh-the ethnic ramp walk reached new heights and
spurred passion amongst everyone when the teams emblazoned their debonair
aspect to enrapture the audience with the theme “Not just a....” with the
'Immortals' being the winning team.
Finally the big day
concluded with Junoon-The Fusion Band War which stood as an unforgettable experience
for the audience when the renowed band ‘Agastaya’ instigated the audience to
tap their feet to the beats. Amidst all, the bands, ‘Black labels’ exemplified
the true meaning of showmanship, winning hundreds of hearts. The second day
started with Vigyapti- the social paper presentation competition in which the
participants were required to study any social, political or spiritual topic
and then analyse it from their own perspective. The event succeeded in its
aim of promoting awareness among the students. At the same time the
most awaited personality hunt, Roobaroo, was ultimately there to showcase the
skills and talents of all gizmo freaks and provided a taste of thrill and fun
to all the students who were hungry to be a part of it.Although a very tough competition was witnessed, the first position was eventually bagged by Vaibhav Garg. Meanwhile, Ahwaal-
the dramatics competition gave a platform to the young actors to showcase their
scintillating skills with teams portraying several images of social evils and
the inactivity of human conscience in the form of skit and monoact
Vaividhya- the open
air event which included rangoli, kite flying, nail art, puppet making, mehndi
and best out of waste spread in the aura the sweet smell of the soils of true
India, and the creativity of participants came out with flying colors.
This Dharohar,
Mehfil-the Artist Night witnessed the finest blend of Indian classical music by
the magnificent and globally renowned Indian Folk singer Mrs. Malini Awasthi.
The Chief Guest of the evening, Dr. Mangala Rai, the honourable Vice
Chancellor, GBPUAT, congratulated the artist. Mrs. Malini Awasthi enlivened the
huge crowd with her euphonious notes.
The third day of the
fest began with Antarbodh-the Hindi Debate Competition with Sudhar Pandey
winning the battle with his oratory powers. On the other hand Vigyapti- the
social paper presentation came to an end with the victory of Urvashi Manral and
Sapna Negi. This was followed by the Movie fest-Jharokha organised at the
Gandhi Auditorium in which one of the most inspiring Hollywood movies,
'Interstellar', was shown.
Ecstasy reached
its greater height when the participants went berserk to rock singers and
drooled in emotions when soft melodies astonished everyone in Raaga-the singing
competition. This was followed by Jhanak-the dance competition which urged
the spectators to stand up to their feet and cheer the participants. Mavericks
best justified the theme “the cadence of the big blue cosmos”.
With this concluded
the three day fest that provided an impetus that forced the students to portray
their abilities among a great audience and jury, and also enthralled the hearts
impinging with it the tokens of our Incredible Indian Culture.
-Milasha Puspwan, Nidhi Marothiya, Akanksha Panwar, Purva
Kulshreshtha.
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