Bhargavi Nilayam Analysis

Headline: Ranga Shankara plays cupid for Basheer and Jameela
Percy Crowther
Basheer, Jameela, Muthapan, Ettukaali, Bhargavikutty, Saraama and Mookan came alive at the Bhargavi Nilayam during a performance at Ranga Shankara. These men and women relived my own experience of reading Basheer’s play and presented a throwback to my childhood. Now I thought: May a thunderbolt strike – the famous dialogue that one encounters in Basheer’s The World Renowned Nose.
At the Bhargavi Nilayam, the gramophone and cassettes – a pile of plates, the Mangosteen tree, the well, the wall/the curtains and the arm chair were all awaiting Basheer and his characters. Initially at the residence we meet Ettukaali, a short, stout man with pot belly who is known after the aforementioned nickname which

Percy Crowther
It 's the festive time of the year now and on July 30 and 31, Glorious choir team will host the Festival of Harmony 2016 at Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Bhavan, Millers Road to bring together several choir groups from various parts of the city. Some of Bangalore 's top choirs will perform on the first and second day from 6 pm onward.
Scores of choir groups are invited to perform on the first and second day of the fest to share room for the love of singing. On the first day, the choir groups that has promised to perform include the Bethany High Choir, Bishop Cotton Girls ' School Choir, Christ Junior College Choir, Clarence High School Choir, CNFI Choir, East Parade Malayalam Choir, Majis Choir and St. John 's High School Choir.
On the following day, performances will be staged by the choir groups such as Bangalore Mizo Church, Mount Carmel College, Serenata Chorale, The Christ University Choir, The FAPS Brass Band, The Jospehite Choir team, Wesleyan Progeny and Woodrock (KJC Choir). As a curtain-down marker, the choir teams The Tabernacles, The Glorious Senior Choir, Glorious Children 's Choir and Glorious Choir will perform on both the