Divya Delhi: The evening of September 27 is set to be a special one for music lovers. A special Sufi musical evening is being organized courtesy of Handa Bangles, featuring captivating performances by Hamsar Hayat and the Nizami Brothers. At a press conference held ahead of the event, the organizers shared details about the preparations and the program. The special musical evening will offer a glimpse into the rich Sufi musical tradition of the Delhi Gharana. Along with Sufi music, the program will feature performances of songs, ghazals, bhajans and qawwalis. According to the organizers, the objective of the evening is to connect music lovers with India’s rich and spiritual musical heritage while providing them with a memorable musical experience. The Nizami Brothers have long been known for their distinctive style of singing and Sufi musical expression. Their performance will showcase a blend of the musical traditions, cultural refinement and spirituality of the Delhi Gharana. Meanwhile, Hamsar Hayat’s performance will also be one of the major highlights of the evening. During the press conference, Mr. Kamal Handa of Handa Bangles said that the event is a beautiful confluence of music, culture and Sufi heritage. He said that, along with their passion for music, the objective of organizing the event is to provide audiences with a peaceful and memorable evening. Handa Bangles is a brand operating in the gold-plated jewellery segment. The company offers jewellery in a variety of designs and options. According to the organizers, gold-plated jewellery is currently also being viewed as an affordable alternative. Tickets and passes for the event are available at all Handa Bangles outlets. In addition, tickets/passes can also be obtained through coupons offered to customers making purchases worth ₹20,000. Tickets will also be available outside the K. D. Jadhav Hall at Indira Gandhi Stadium, the venue of the event. For lovers of music and Sufi traditions, the evening promises to be a vibrant celebration featuring the diverse colours of songs, ghazals, bhajans, qawwalis and Sufi music.
