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Rangilo Re garba returns to Mumbai for eighth edition from October 11 to 19, with Parthiv Gohil live

The nine-night indoor garba festival will be held at NESCO Hall 6, with folk-fusion musician Parthiv Gohil as the main attraction.

Rangilo Re garba returns to Mumbai for eighth edition from October 11 to 19, with Parthiv Gohil live Images are not validated/verified

Rangilo Re, counted among Mumbai's big indoor garba festivals, is returning for its eighth edition. The nine-night cultural festival will be held at NESCO Hall 6, Mumbai, from October 11 to 19. Tickets are now available on thumpN, India's AI-based platform for discovering live entertainment and booking tickets.

The previous seven editions drew a good response from cultural enthusiasts across the country and were met with unprecedented success. Following that, Rangilo Re is being presented in a grander form this year. The nine-night festival will bring together garba, dandiya raas and Gujarati culture.

The main attraction will be a live performance by noted folk-fusion musician Parthiv Gohil. Known for his notable contribution to Gujarati folk music, Indian classical music, Bollywood, devotional and contemporary music, he is also known for films such as Devdas and Saawariya.

Varun Khare, CEO of thumpN, said: "For many people, Navratri is not just a festival but a name for memories, family, friends, community and a celebration awaited all year. Rangilo Re revives that feeling by bringing people of all ages together with the energy of nine nights. As the exclusive ticketing partner for this edition, our focus is on making the journey, from choosing the right night to entering the venue, as easy and thoughtful. thumpN is being built for moments like these."

On facilities, the festival will offer air-conditioned indoor halls, ample parking, open space for dancing, festival-special food and drink, and a safe environment for families. Daily tickets start at Rs 1,099. The nine-day all-access season pass starts at Rs 9,999.

Shaju Ignatius, chief executive officer of LMG Live, said: "Through LMG Live, we have always tried to offer a live experience that is deeply rooted in our culture and moves with the tastes of today's audiences. Over the past few years, Rangilo Re has become a major festival bringing music, community and the spirit of Navratri under one roof. In the eighth edition, we intend to take the experience to new heights while preserving the core charm of Rangilo Re. Under Parthiv Gohil's musical guidance, we are very eager to bring alive the spirit of garba in these memorable nine nights."

Saurabh Khurana, director and CEO of Lakshya Live Experiences, said: "Rangilo Re represents the kind of live experience we believe in: rooted in culture, but giving priority to the scale, production value and audience experience that modern live entertainment demands. With the launch of the eighth edition, we aim to strengthen what audiences liked and raise the standard of the whole experience. We look forward to welcoming audiences to these nine nights of music, garba and celebration."

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