SEVA brought hidden talents of Brahmavar under one roof and gave them a platform to express themselves at ‘Liplolim Taram’. The result was that the Brahmavarites had a super duper Easter evening wherein they had the glimpse of enormous talents of their own near and dear ones.
‘Liplolim Taram’ (Hidden Stars) is the concept designed exclusively by SEVA in order to recognize and promote the hidden talents of the Brahmavarites. The budding and the established talents were given training to showcase their God-given talent through ‘Liplolim Taram’ held at the Holy Family Church grounds here on March 31 evening.
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| " Jeevan Hem Aamchem" by Juliet |
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| Baila by Vinay, Prajoth, Vivita and Juliet... |
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| "Liplolim Taram" by all the Singers |
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The cultural programme consisted of solo, duet as well as groups songs, dances by performers. While the prayer hymn rendered soulfully by all the artists and led by Fr Dominic Prakash provided the perfect beginning to the programme, it was the duet ‘Neelya Gaganar’ by young Royan and Russel that accorded loud applause from the huge crowd. ‘Ful Fula Tum’ duet by Ronald and Philomena and ‘Jeevan Hem Amchem’ by Juliet, ‘Piti Piti Mog’ by Vivita, ‘Moti Bail’ by Anthony had the audience asking for more. It was young Alka and Harshal though stole the show with ‘Aya Mesth’, one of the evergreen numbers of yesteryears. Apart from this solo number ‘Tum Ye’ by Russel, ‘Kira Tum Kira; by Josline and duet ‘Hatant Dharun Haat’ by Russel and Vivita along with the group numbers ‘Kutam Hem Amchem’ and ‘Haanv Saiba Poltodi’ by Alka, Raima and Harshal were the special attraction of the evening.
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| Awesome Performance " Moti Bail " by Antony |
The evening had more in store in the form of dances to some of the popular numbers. While Brahmavars’ talented kids were found in full spirit during their scintillating dance to the tunes of ‘Vande Matharam’ song, the fleeting feet of exceptionally talented youth had the audience storming the dance floor as they presented super dance to the tunes of chart-busters ‘Yore Pavsa’ and ‘Whistle Maar’. But it was the women power that mesmerized the audience as their performance to the tunes of foot-tapping number ‘Oh Bele’ received the loudest applause of the evening by cheering audience. The dances were choreographed by exceptionally gifted Juliet Furtado, Baikady and Vivita D’Souza of Handady.
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| Jerome Coelho (Bass), Cloyd (Drums), Sanjay (Keyboard) & Ronald (Guitar) |
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| Dance by Evergreen Performers...... |
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| Dance by Evergreen Performers...... |
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| Dance by Evergreen Performers...... |
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| Prayer Song "Ho Teri Stuti" by all the artists |
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| "Hanv Saiba Poltodi Vetam" By Raima, Alka and Harshal |
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| "Hanv Saiba Poltodi Vetam" By Raima, Alka and Harshal |
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| " Yo Re Kira " by Josley |
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| Jokes by Steven Lewis and Ria Lewis |
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| "Aya - Mesth" by Harshal and Alka |
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| "Kutam Hem Aamchem" by all the Singers |
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| " Ful Fula" by Rony and Philomena |
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| Jokes by Steven Lewis, Vivita and Ravi Prakash |
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| Jokes by Steven Lewis, Vivita and Ravi Prakash |
The background music was provided by some of the big names of the vicinity such as Jerom Coelho on bass guitar, Ronald on lead, Sujya Rodrigues on keyboard and Cloy on drums.
All the sponsors of the evening were provided with mementoes as SEVA-SPIRIT recognized their contribution and acknowledged their help in staging Liplolim Taram.
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