Laughter & drama on stage

Tiny tots from Gyan Niketan Girls School perform at “Parents Nite” organised on the theme of “Navras: Different shades of human emotions” at Rabindra Bhavan in Patna on Saturday. Former Patna High Court judge Rekha Kumari and school director Kishore Kunal inaugurated the programme following which performing students welcomed the guests with a Vandana dance. Primary wing students acted in plays Angulimaal and Vatsalya Ras in Sanskrit while the senior students’ English play Rats Feasts left the audience in splits. A classical dance and mime show was presented, apart from a tandav dance by the 

TT Bureau Published 27.11.16, 12:00 AM

Tiny tots from Gyan Niketan Girls School perform at “Parents Nite” organised on the theme of “Navras: Different shades of human emotions” at Rabindra Bhavan in Patna on Saturday. Former Patna High Court judge Rekha Kumari and school director Kishore Kunal inaugurated the programme following which performing students welcomed the guests with a Vandana dance. Primary wing students acted in plays Angulimaal and Vatsalya Ras in Sanskrit while the senior students’ English play Rats Feasts left the audience in splits. A classical dance and mime show was presented, apart from a tandav dance by the Class VI students. Addressing the students, former judge Rekha Kumari said girls should discover their hidden talents and such activities would help them be more creative. School administrator Anita Kunal congratulated the students and teachers for the successful programme. Text by Faryal Rumi, picture by Ranjeet Kumar Dey

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