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Aishwaryam Yuva Manthan 2018


Aishwaryam youth festival 2018 - MKBU

             This year, we celebrated 28th interagency college compitition yuvak mahotsav. Maharaja Krushnakumarsinghji Bhavnagar University has celebrated Aishwaryam youth festival of three days. This entire festival of three days hosted by Takshshila institution of science and commerce. Interagency college competition through we are developed our inner ability and many talents are improve by this festival. This festival was a youth or yuvak festival so this type of word suggest to the young generation and connect to the youth generation show their talents and developed this way.


                As per sir says many things are observed and connect to the various point of view. All three days I enjoyed very much and we all are participated. But I have not attend all the events. I attended several events like mime, one act play, western group song and solo song or classical group song.

Mime :-


Mime is very difficult but it also very interesting or attractive and very hard for audueaud because they are not eassily understand what they are saying or conveying messages of spectators. This art of creativity through they are not used vocal organs. Their performance based on without dialogues and only expression. It's all about their body language and various kinds of gestures or postures. There were many mimes and most of mimes related to religious and indian myths like ramayan and mahabharat. And mime is used only black and white costumes or make up with white paints they also attracted of audiences.

One Act Play :-

                      "Sikka ni Triji Baju"

This play performed by our department of students. One act play is also related to literary part of this festivals. Literary sensibility and religious are reflects of thei play. All plays are deliver new ideas or good messages and satire on the political ways. According to Aristotle, drama is followed three unities and drama should have five acts but now a days dramatists not follow this concept of drama. This act is called about the third gender of person and we used the word of "kinner". Most of people are not like third gender and even they do not like girl in thigs patriachy society. This play produced feelings like pity and fear this sensibilty called to catharsis.

 Light vocal and western group song :-

In this performences like as sugam or bhajan or lokgeet. In this events many performance are related to villages and concerned to the rustic life. People are very enjoys the performances and they are also cheers up the participants. Many light vocals related to the krishna's love and his life. They connected to the religious way. This event also followed the rules like green, red or yellow light, time management or rhythm and choices of songs.


                     

Western group song events they also performed in to the time limits and rhythmic ways and their lyrics or pronounciation and films songs are not allowed. And we are got a medal for our event, we are very enjoy to our stage performance and feel to the wonderful feelings.



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