A night of culture in Bengaluru
This was followed by a sitar jugalbandi from twin brothers Ustaad Rafique Khan and Ustaad Shafique Khan, accompanied by Bengaluru artiste Srilochan Kampli on the tabla.
Tajurba was presented by Purvankara builders in association with Nikhaar jewels and backed by Sahhasra properly capital. It was conceptualised by concoction events and Xanadu kitchen
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