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In a vibrant cultural celebration at Sadhumela, Mustafa Sarwar Faruki and Dr. Asif Nazrul mesmerized the audience with their artistic flair. The Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, a beacon of diversity, opened its doors to all, inviting everyone to immerse themselves in a world of music and artistry.
Dr. Syed Jamil Ahmed, the Director-General of the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, emphasized the timeless message of humanity and unity that resonated through the music, dance, and poetry performances at the event. The evening, titled “Manush Bhojle Sonar Manush Hobi,” unfolded on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the academy’s Nandan Mancha.
Witnessing Unity Through Art
Among the dignitaries present were advisors from the Ministry of Law, Justice, and Parliament Affairs, as well as Dr. Asif Nazrul from the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment, and Mustafa Sarwar Faruki from the Ministry of Cultural Affairs. Their presence highlighted the importance of cultural exchange and appreciation in fostering unity and understanding.
Addressing the audience, Dr. Syed Jamil Ahmed spoke passionately about the transformative power of music, drawing parallels to the teachings of the legendary mystic poet, Lalon Shah. He underscored the significance of spreading love and compassion, urging artists to use their craft as a tool for social change and harmony.
Embracing Personal Growth Through Art
Dr. Jamil Ahmed’s reflections on personal introspection and artistic pursuit struck a chord with attendees, emphasizing the need for self-discovery and purpose in life. His words resonated with the audience, encouraging them to seek inspiration and guidance within themselves, much like the Baul mystics do in their quest for inner peace.
As the performances unfolded, renowned artists like Kohinur Akhtar Golapi, Miraj Sikdar, and Labli Sheikh showcased their talents through soul-stirring renditions of traditional and contemporary songs. The evening culminated in a harmonious rendition of the popular Lalon song, “Milon Hobe Koto Dine,” bringing together artists from diverse backgrounds in a celebration of unity and cultural richness.
In a world filled with turmoil and uncertainty, events like Sadhumela serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration, reminding us of the transformative power of art and music in fostering unity and understanding. Let us all take a moment to reflect on the messages of love, compassion, and harmony that echo through the melodies and rhythms of our shared cultural heritage.
