Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Aug 19: The Panjvaktra Mahadev Mandir successfully concluded its month-long Sawan Mahotsav, a celebration that brought the rich traditions of classical music and dance back to the forefront of the Jammu region’s spiritual life. This event series, held every Monday during the auspicious month of Sawan, was a resounding success, drawing devotees and classical art enthusiasts alike. Jammu, known for its deep spiritual roots and age-old temple traditions, has always been a hub for classical devotional arts.
The Sawan Mahotsav played a vital role in reviving these traditions, providing a platform for both renowned and emerging artists to connect with the community through their art. On the final evening of the Mahotsav, divine bhajan performances by the renowned classical singers Dr. Mukteshi Sharma and Rajkumar Behrupia brought to life the deep spiritual roots of the region with their melodious voices and mesmerizing performances that left the devotees spellbound.
They were joined by the talented Mohit Sharma and Krishna, who infused fresh energy into the classical renditions, highlighting the timelessness of these devotional practices. The event concluded with an enchanting Kathak performance by Dr. Priya Dutta and her disciples from Nrityanjali, who brought the stories of devotion to life with their expressive dance.
The Sawan Mahotsav was a celebration of Jammu’s rich spiritual and cultural heritage. Throughout the month, devotees were treate.