December 5, 2023
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Tulir- Tamil Makkal’s Talent Showcase for the Young

Budding singers, dancers and instrumentalists have exhibited their talent at Tulir Talent Showcase before their proud parents and audiences at an event organised by UK Tamil Makkal recently.

In the programme that spanned about 2 hours, host Srividya Seshadri has explained the rationale of the event and anchored presentations and guest performances by Ananya Radhakrishnan, Chaitra Nair, Deepika Ganesh, Dhrithi Ganesh, Krithik, Prajna Babu, Prathika Saravanan,  Rayyan Arif, Sashwath Venkatesh, Smrithi Venkatesh , Sowmya Seshadri, Tanvi Santha Kumar, Vibha Anand and Vivaan Murugesan.

Dance presentations at Tulir

Winners of the competitions and few special mentions in the categories of singing, dancing, instrumental presentations, art and recitation have been given mementos on the occasion, by Chief Guest Ragasudha Vinjamuri, a university educator and Founder of Sanskruti Centre for Cultural Excellence, UK.

In her address, Ragasudha emphasised on the importance of promotion and propagation of art and culture, and congratulated the parents and gurus for furthering the objective. Vote of Thanks was rendered by Pavithra Venkatesh.

Song presentations at Tulir

Tamil Makkal has been celebrating festivals for the past 10 years, and this is the first time the group has organised competitions for the young.

Instrumental presentations at Tulir
Presentations at Tulir
Organisers with Chief Guest at Tulir
Talent Showcase Tulir
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