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‘Tuka Mhane Kahe Kabira’: A musical evening

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A unique musical evening celebrating the timeless teachings of Sant Tukaram and Sant Kabir will be presented by Pancham Nishad Creatives at Kamani Auditorium on November 6.

Titled “Tuka Mhane Kahe Kabira”, the concert will feature an exchange of devotional traditions through music, bringing together the Abhangwani of Tukaram and the Kabirwani of Kabir in a single performance.

Celebrated Carnatic vocalists Ranjani–Gayatri will render the soulful abhangs of Tukaram, while Bhuvanesh Komkali will present the contemplative compositions of Kabir. The event aims to weave the poetic wisdom of the two revered saints into a shared spiritual dialogue through melody.

The evening will also feature narration by Dr Dhanashree Lele, who will provide philosophical insights and contextual reflections in Hindi, helping audiences connect more deeply with the saints’ messages of devotion, equality and inner awakening.

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The accompanying ensemble includes Mandar Puranik on tabla, Dnyaneshwar Sonawane on harmonium, Krushna Salunke on pakhawaj and Anurodh Jain on additional rhythms.

The concert will begin at 6 PM at Kamani Auditorium, Copernicus Marg. Tickets are priced from Rs 300 onwards and are available on BookMyShow.

When: November 6; 6 PM onwards

Where: Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi

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