RED FM Presents 'Dugga Dugga - The Sound of Sharodiya' Live in Kolkata
As Mahalaya heralds the arrival of the autumnal season, RED FM, following two highly successful virtual editions, is bringing the festival back to the physical realm.
93.5 RED FM, India's leading private radio and entertainment network, is thrilled to announce the third edition of 'Dugga Dugga - The Sound of Sharodiya.' This grand celebration is aimed at embracing the festive spirit and offering an unparalleled experience of Durga Puja. The event is scheduled for October 15th at the prestigious Dhanadhanya Auditorium in Kolkata.
As Mahalaya heralds the arrival of the autumnal season, RED FM, following two highly successful virtual editions, is bringing the festival back to the physical realm. The lineup for this year's extravaganza features an array of musical talents, including Kaushiki Chakraborty, Sourendra-Soumyojit, and Somlata Acharya, as well as the mesmerizing dance performances by Tanushhree Shankar & Troupe. Hosting this spectacular event will be the charismatic wordsmith, Sujoy Prasad Chatterjee. Additionally, the festival will provide immersive experiences, with renowned artists from Kumortuli showcasing the art of 'Chokku daan.'
Commenting on this exciting announcement, Nisha Narayanan, Director & COO, RED FM, and Magic FM, said, "Our brand's core values revolve around embracing culture. As radio serves as a platform to celebrate local cultures and festivals, it empowers us to stay true to our fundamental beliefs. Through events like Dugga Dugga, we not only pay homage to traditions but also foster unity among communities during shared celebrations. Dugga Dugga was initiated to showcase the rich religious and cultural tapestry of this festival. The event offers a multi-faceted experience, encompassing various cultural elements such as music, dance, and art exhibitions that provide a visually captivating experience. Among the numerous musical IPs of Red Live, 'Dugga Dugga' preserves the essence of musical tradition in its true form while infusing a contemporary twist for our audience, now taking place on-ground this year."
