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Shabd: An evening of Poetry, Storytelling

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“Shabd”, an intimate and experiential poetry event, is set to captivate audiences as part of the renowned spoken festival. This celebration features soulful poetry, music, and storytelling, with a diverse lineup of talented artists.

The event will take place on Friday, May 17, 2024, at 6 PM, at Binge Wall, Ground Floor, Worldmark Gurgaon, Sector 65.

“Shabd” promises an enchanting evening of Hindustani stories, music, and poetry, featuring performances by Gopal Dutt, Rajat Sood, Mukul Sharma, Vanika Sangathani, Gunjan Saini, Niyab Midha, Akanksha Grover, and Dolly Singh.

This event celebrates the beauty of Urdu, Hindi, and Hindustani languages, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all attendees.

Attendees will enjoy the magic of stories, experiences, music, and verses, upholding the magical experience of coming together. For artists, art lovers, wordsmiths, and those who appreciate diverse cultures, “Shabd” provides an unforgettable evening of warm, embracing words.

The event celebrates the roots and spirituality expressed through poetry, stories, and songs,” said the organisers. “It promises to leave you connected and deeply rooted in cultural heritage.”

Tickets are available on BookMyShow.

When: 6:00 PM ; May 17,2024

Where: Binge Wall, Ground Floor, Worldmark Gurgaon, Sector 65

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