Kathmandu. ‘Indreni Dohori Tara 2082’ is being organized with the aim of exposing new talents in folk music in the Nepali folk dohori sector. The program was announced today through a press conference organized at the Indreni Cultural Development Center, Buddhanagar, Kathmandu. The program will be held on Ashad 27 and 28 at the Indreni Cultural Development Center, Buddhanagar, organized by the Sushma Thakuri Foundation. The organizer has said that the competition is being conducted with the aim of introducing talents dedicated to dohori music at the national and international levels. Through this program, it is expected to honor Nepali folk music and encourage talents from all over the country with the aim of honoring artists who have made special contributions to the field of folk dohori.
In this competition, 64 groups selected from all over the country will compete. This dohori competition based on group singing will select the best singers and provide them with the opportunity to make a long-term contribution to the field of folk music. The winning group of the competition will receive a cash prize of Rs 1,11,111, a trophy, a medal and a certificate. The runner-up will receive Rs 55,555. In addition, separate honors and awards will be given to the best singer/singer, disciplined talent, best costume, and new emerging artist.
Renowned folk singers, creators and musical personalities will play the role of the chief judges in the program. The distinguished creators of the Nepali folk dohori field, Indra G.C, Sita Thapa, Juri will be seen as judges, while under the coordination of the popular singer and creator Raju Dhakal, the distinguished talents of the new generation, Prakash Parajuli, Babita Baniya Jerry, Mina Budhathoki, Shyam Rana Magar, etc. will also be seen as judges. The main objective of the program is to preserve, promote and increase its appeal to the new generation of Nepali original folk dohori music. The foundation has stated that this competition will be presented not only as a platform for folk culture but also as a platform for strong contribution to social transformation.
Speaking at the press conference, President of Folk Media Workers Nepal, Chandramani Gautam, praised the foundation's efforts and expressed his best wishes. He expressed confidence that the dual competition would further contribute to preserving Nepali originality.
He said that the combination of old and new generations in the jury will provide fair evaluation to the contestants and will add more self-confidence and enthusiasm to them.
At the program, Krishna Kandel, director of the Indreni program, expressed his support for the positive campaign started by the foundation and said, "I always stand with the brothers and sisters of the new generation who want to do something."
He also gave a brief information about the plans to be implemented through the Indreni Cultural Center in the coming days and pledged to continue to cooperate with the foundation.
The foundation's first musical journey
The Sushma Thakuri Foundation is an organization established with the spirit of social service. The foundation is presenting this dual competition as its first formal public program. According to the organization's president, Sushma Shahi Thakuri, "This program is not just for entertainment, but is a special campaign to identify, preserve and promote talent." She added, "We are new, but our thinking is serious and our goal is long-term." "We want to shoulder our social responsibility by preserving folk culture through the foundation," said President Thakuri, "This program is a bold step we have taken in the beginning."
Brief Introduction to the Sushma Thakuri Foundation
The Sushma Thakuri Foundation is a recently established social organization with the aim of making significant contributions in the fields of social service, women's empowerment, cultural programs, education, health, relief distribution, etc. The organization has promoted the promotion of folk culture and original art and literature as an important part of its scope of work.
In conclusion
The ‘Indreni Dohori Tara-2082’ program is not just a competition, it is a campaign for the preservation of folk culture, the emergence of the talent of the new generation, social empowerment and the continuation of musical heritage. It can prove to be an inspiring platform for those looking for a future in Dohori music.
The presence of the chief guests, artists and music lovers of the program will be a special attraction of the program. The participation of well-known artists of Nepal, and the combination of diverse songs and music presented in the competition will make the program more interesting and popular.
The objective of this program is to give a new direction to the Nepali music sector and provide opportunities to young artists. Sushma Shahi Thakuri, President of the Sushma Thakuri Foundation, said that more information and information regarding the location of the program will be made public in the coming months.
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