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Bring back the past glory of culture and art in the city: Ghazal Srinivas
Lyricist and singer Ghazal Srinivas, who visited the Cultural Centre of Vijayawada (CCV) on Tuesday, suggested that the organizers come up with daily entertainment and education programmes for the public.
Lyricist and singer Ghazal Srinivas, who visited the Cultural Centre of Vijayawada (CCV) on Tuesday, suggested that the organizers come up with daily entertainment and education programmes for the public. He opined that the cultural centre should bring back the past glory of stage, theater, classical dance and music culture to the city again.
Ghazal Srinivas took time out of his schedule to visit Aakriti art gallery in the fourth level of the Cultural Centre. He glanced at the paintings that were exhibited in the gallery along with the glass sculptures that were designed by Sisir Sahana, Professor from Shantinikethan, West Bengal.
He admired the art work at the gallery and lauded the efforts of the organizers. CCV Advisor Balamani, Institute of Management Technology Prof Panduranga Rao, CEO of Malaxmi Properties M Sandeep, CEO of CCV, E Sivanagi Reddy and others were present.
