The celebration of Balinese Ramayana in Parul University
Recently, Parul University’s Faculty of Performing Arts, in association with the Indian Council For Cultural Relations (ICCR), organized a culturally rich evening to showcase the essence of Balinese Ramayana. The ancient epic of Ramayana has been retold and celebrated in various forms across the world, and the Balinese tradition is no exception which was illustrated by Parul University in an extravagant way.
The event was hosted by Parul University’s Faculty of Performing Arts and attended by renowned people from the field of creative arts as well as from various backgrounds. The Indonesian dance troupe performed two sets that depicted the essence of the Balinese Ramayana.
The first set, Dasavatar, was based on the poem on Lord Vishnu’s ten reincarnations. The dancers donned colorful costumes and performed intricate dance moves, portraying each of Lord Vishnu’s ten avatars. The audience was captivated by the graceful movements of the dancers and the beautiful music that accompanied the performance.
The second set, The Cry of Sita, depicted the sorrowful life of Sita Maa in Lanka. The dancers portrayed the story of Sita’s abduction by Ravana, her captivity in Lanka, and her eventual rescue by Lord Rama. The performance was filled with emotions and the dancers’ expressions beautifully conveyed the pain and suffering that Sita Maa went through during her time in captivity.
The Balinese Ramayana is a unique retelling of the epic that is widely celebrated in Bali, Indonesia. It differs from the original Indian version in several ways, such as the depiction of the characters and the inclusion of local customs and traditions. The retelling has been passed down from generation to generation, and is an important part of Balinese culture.
The event was a celebration of not just the Balinese Ramayana, but also of the cultural ties between India and Indonesia. The Indian Council For Cultural Relations (ICCR) has been at the forefront of promoting cultural exchanges between India and other countries. The event showcased the rich cultural heritage of both India and Indonesia and highlighted the similarities and differences between the two cultures.
The audience was mesmerized by the performances and the event was widely appreciated by all. The Balinese Ramayana is a unique retelling of the epic that has been passed down through generations and is an important part of Balinese culture. The event was a wonderful opportunity for people to experience the rich cultural heritage of Bali and appreciate the beauty of the Balinese Ramayana.
Parul University’s faculty of performing arts
Parul University’s Faculty of Performing Arts has been at the forefront of arts and cultural expression, and this event was another feather in their cap. The university has been actively promoting cultural exchanges between India and other countries and has been organizing events that showcase the diversity and richness of Indian culture.
Balinese Ramayana is a unique retelling of the ancient Indian epic Ramayana, which has been passed down through generations in Bali, Indonesia. It incorporates local customs and traditions, and differs from the original version in several ways. The Balinese Ramayana is an important part of Balinese culture and is widely celebrated in Bali.
The celebration of the Balinese Ramayana was a culturally rich event that showcased the beauty and uniqueness of the Balinese retelling of the epic. The event was a celebration of the cultural ties between India and Indonesia and highlighted the similarities and differences between the two cultures. The event was widely appreciated by all and is a testament to the power of cultural exchanges in bringing people together.
