MP: How Bhedaghat in Jabalpur Will Come Alive with Music and Dance at Narmada Mahotsav
Jabalpur: On the auspicious occasion of Sharad Purnima, the milky-white marble rocks of Bhedaghat will serve as a spectacular backdrop for the two-day 'Narmada Mahotsav', taking place on October 24 and 25. Preparations for the festival are now in their final stages. The event will feature a magnificent blend of devotional music, Sufi melodies, classical dance, and folk traditions.
Organized jointly by the Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board, the Department of Culture, and the Jabalpur Archaeology, Tourism, and Culture Council, the festival will bring together renowned artists and local talent on one stage.
On the evening of October 24, the festival will commence with a performance by the well-known bhajan singer Sunil Lodhi. Following this, playback singer Jaswinder Narula will mesmerize the audience with her Sufi music.
The musical festivities will continue on October 25, when celebrated playback singer Richa Sharma—known for her powerful voice and spiritual melodies—will create an unforgettable experience amidst the stunning landscapes of the Narmada Valley.
Local artists will add a special charm to the festival
Local artists will also add a special charm to the festival. On the first day, Samriddhi Iyer will present a classical dance performance based on 'Navdurga', while on October 25, Kautuki Upadhyay from Jabalpur’s 'Tribhang Kala Academy' will perform Kathak.
Other highlights will include a high-energy performance by the 'Shivmudra Dhol-Tasha' group from Nagpur, as well as a presentation of the traditional 'Badhai' folk dance by artists from Sagar.
Set against the grand marble landscape of Bhedaghat, this 'Narmada Mahotsav'—a harmonious blend of music, dance, and devotion—promises two memorable evenings celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Madhya Pradesh.