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Cultural events get applause
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On the third day of Hyderabad Fest-2018 cultural programmes by students at Hanumanthu Kalavedika attracted the attention of the audience. Students of the Mahendra School of Drama and Shape Film Institute staged a street play, ‘Netibharatam’ on current issues. It made the audience ponder over the issues.
Musheerabad: On the third day of Hyderabad Fest-2018 cultural programmes by students at Hanumanthu Kalavedika attracted the attention of the audience. Students of the Mahendra School of Drama and Shape Film Institute staged a street play, ‘Netibharatam’ on current issues. It made the audience ponder over the issues.
Addressing the gathering, Institute master Mahendra Chakravarthi said the students have done well although they had less time to prepare. The organisation, he stated, would move ahead with a spirit of social service. He thanked organiser Devi for providing them an opportunity. Among the participants in the play were V Sri Karthik, V Pawanhansmukh, Salaluddin, Aksheya, Sahiti.
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