Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Uganda Monitor
Published on 2024-04-02 10:01:42
The vibrant and colorful celebration of Holi brought the Ugandan-Indian community together in a night of festivities at Kampala Parent’s playground. Organized by the East Indian Cultural Association and the Indian Association of Uganda, the event was a spectacle of culture, music, and dance with the support of NCBA Bank Uganda.
The evening started with captivating performances by Miss India Uganda and Miss Little India Uganda, setting the tone for the festivities. The highlight of the night was a dazzling fireworks display at 8:46 pm, marking the beginning of the Holi festival. The sky lit up with brilliant lights and intricate shapes, mesmerizing the audience with its beauty.
The entertainment continued with a Bollywood fusion dance performance by the Abakari group, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of India. Dressed in vibrant attire, the dancers enchanted the audience with their graceful movements and infectious energy. A standout performance came from Prankchu, who amazed the crowd with his acrobatic skills, embodying the agility and strength of an Indian warrior.
Live music by Sharib and Toshi, renowned Indian celebrity singers and composers, added to the excitement of the evening. The talented brothers serenaded the crowd with heart-touching melodies, inspiring joyful dancing and celebration. Guests danced and revelled in the music, letting themselves be carried away by the rhythm of the night.
The celebration kicked off with a meet and greet at Fairway Hotel, followed by a VIP area where guests danced and celebrated into the early hours. The event was a testament to the strong connection between the Indian and Ugandan communities, coming together to celebrate Holi in unity and harmony.
As the night came to an end, guests bid farewell to a memorable celebration filled with laughter, music, and friendship. Holi had brought them together in a celebration of love, unity, and cultural diversity. The event highlighted the shared traditions and values of the two communities, reinforcing the bond between them.
In conclusion, the Holi celebration in Kampala was a night to remember, bringing the Ugandan-Indian community together in a spirit of joy and camaraderie. The event showcased the beauty of Indian culture through dance, music, and performances, uniting people in a celebration of diversity and togetherness. It was a night that will be remembered for its vibrant colors, lively entertainment, and the coming together of two communities in a shared celebration of Holi.
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