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Music Festival: ‘The Rohiri’ festival was to be organized in border Rohiri, but due to the cancellation of its permission by District Collector Tina Dabi, preparations for it were started in Shiv. In a short period of time, MLA Ravindra Singh Bhati and…read more
Barmer. In the Rohiri Music Festival at Shiv in Barmer, the echo of songs and musical instruments of folk artists has added sweetness to the atmosphere of the border area. In the program, veteran artists like Padmashree Anwar Khan, Moti Khan, Kheta Khan, Chhotu Khan and more than a hundred other artists mesmerized the audience with their performances.
Unique initiative to promote tourism in Barmer region
Apart from Barmer-Jaisalmer-Balotra, guests from Jodhpur, Jaipur, Bikaner and various cities of Rajasthan encouraged the artists. At the same time, many respected guests of Rajasthani folk singing from the nearby state of Gujarat also participated in the program. Thousands of people from different districts of Rajasthan have made this event a success. This was not just a music festival, but a unique initiative to take the art and culture of Western Rajasthan to the global stage and promote tourism in the Barmer region.
Great event in a very short time
‘The Rohiri’ festival was to be organized in border Rohiri, but due to the cancellation of its permission by District Collector Tina Dabi, preparations for it were started in Shiv. Within a short period of time, MLA Ravindra Singh Bhati and his team took permission to organize the event at Major Dhyanchand Stadium, Shiv and organized a program in which thousands of people participated.
A medium to give new heights to tradition, heritage and tourism
Rohiri Music Festival proved that Western Rajasthan not only has a rich cultural heritage but also has immense potential to present it to the whole world. Shiv MLA Ravindra Singh Bhati said, ‘This program is not just a celebration of our art and culture, but it is also a medium to give new heights to our tradition, heritage and tourism.
