Pakistan National Council of the Arts to Celebrate Kashmir Solidarity Day
Islamabad: The Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA), along with the Ministry of Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit Baltistan, is set to host a series of cultural events on February 4-5 to commemorate Kashmir Solidarity Day. According to officials, these events will depict the struggles and resilience of the Kashmiri people through various artistic mediums.
Showcasing the Kashmiri Narrative
Beginning with a special documentary screening and a photographic exhibition, the activities will run from February 4 to 5 in PNCA’s main lobby. The exhibition will display powerful images narrating the ongoing plight of Kashmiris as well as the area’s breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Engaging Theater and Puppetry
On February 5, a puppet show will captivate younger audiences, portraying the resilience of Kashmiris through this engaging art form. A theatre drama titled ‘Katehra’ will also be performed, depicting the oppressions faced by Kashmiris in a courtroom setting, symbolizing their relentless quest for justice and self-determination.
A Celebration of Kashmiri Culture
The evening events will culminate in a vibrant Kashmiri Folk Music Night, featuring talented folk artists who will perform soulful melodies. These performances are expected to reflect the deep cultural roots and the enduring spirit of the Kashmiri people. Officials from PNCA invite everyone to attend these events to express solidarity and appreciate the artistic interpretations of Kashmir’s ongoing struggle.
– PNCA teams up with the Ministry of Kashmir Affairs to host cultural events on February 4-5. – Activities include a documentary screening, photography exhibition, puppetry, and theatre. – Events aim to showcase the resilience and struggles of the Kashmiri people, culminating in a folk music night.
The PNCA’s cultural events for Kashmir Solidarity Day highlight the profound struggles and resilience of the Kashmiri people through artistic presentations. With activities spanning documentaries, puppet shows, and folk music, the initiative seeks to raise awareness and foster solidarity among attendees.
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