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Nagpur to host 'Goonj of Sitaram' bhajan evening on Nov 7 with Hanuman Ansh film team

Nagpur to host 'Goonj of Sitaram' bhajan evening on Nov 7 with Hanuman Ansh film team Images are not validated/verified
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Zero Mile Youth Foundation will hold the bhajan evening at Mankapur Indoor Stadium; entry is free with a pass.

Nagpur residents will get a chance to enjoy devotional music, Ram bhakti and group singing together. Zero Mile Youth Foundation has organised a grand bhajan evening called 'Goonj of Sitaram' on November 7. The programme will begin at 6 pm at Mankapur Indoor Stadium in Nagpur. According to the organisers, it is being held as the largest bhajan evening in Nagpur.

The biggest attraction is the team of the popular film 'Hanuman Ansh'. The film's director and writer Vishal Chaturvedi, music directors Shantanu Sudame and Dhirendra Mulkalwar, and singers Sadhu Sushil Tiwari and Sunil Lodhi will take part. Together with them, a team of about 20 members will be present. The film's popular devotional songs 'Hey Kharari', 'Parvati' and 'Jai Hanuman' will be performed at the programme.

'Hanuman Ansh' is inspired by the life of Neem Karoli Baba. The film is currently being talked about on social media. The programme will give Nagpur audiences a chance to hear these songs directly with the film's team.

The evening is based on the theme 'Bhakti in music, everyone together in bhakti'. Attendees will experience bhajans, Sufi music, Ram bhakti, group singing and live jamming.

Entry is free, but a pass is required to get in. Seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis. The organisers have appealed to women and men, along with young people, to attend in large numbers.

At the press conference called to announce the programme, Zero Mile Youth Foundation's Kalyan Deshpande, Prashant Kukde and Samay Bansod were present. Also present were Mayur Motwani of Jamming Baithak, Himanshu Armarkar of No Difference Foundation and Half Time, Yash Tumane and Paras Rokde of Mahaul, and Sagar Gabhane of Madhav Netralaya.

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