Batki ma Basi, Chutki ma Noon, melodious folk songs charmed the audience at Rajyotsav

On the second day of Rajyotsav, folk artists gave a wonderful presentation of Chhattisgarhi songs.

Ms. Aru Sahu and Mr. Rajesh Awasthi won the hearts of the audience with Dadriya songs. Ms. Neeti Mohan, who came from Mumbai, enthralled the audience with her wonderful song presentation. In the evening, the colors of Rajyotsav started with Gaura-Gauri song. After this, a beautiful series of folk songs of Chhattisgarh were decorated. Folk colors were completely spread on the Rajyotsav premises. After Gaura-Gauri song, there was a colorful presentation of Raut Nacha and the entire festival venue was drenched with the enthusiasm of Raut Nacha. After this, the colors of Faag songs were spread. When Mukh Murli Bajaye was performed, the entire Rajyotsav venue was colored with Shyam color. After this, a fast-paced Panthi dance was organized.

As soon as Aru Sahu and Rajesh Awasthi came on the stage, applause echoed from far away. When these artists presented Dadriya, the magic of folk colors spread throughout the festival. The rendition of the popular song Batki Ma Basi Chutki Ma Noon Gaavat Haav Dadriya Kaan Deke Sun filled the entire atmosphere with excitement. After this, Bollywood playback singer Ms Neeti Mohan came to perform. With the greeting of Jai Johar, she presented a series of melodious songs. By performing songs like Chali Re Junoon Ka Liye Katra, Jiya Re Jiya Re, she infused the essence of music in the entire atmosphere. Today, on the second day of Rajyotsav, the people got to listen to the wonderful songs and music of Indian cinema along with folk songs, which added to the joy of State Formation Day.