ICS organizes a night of poetic art and live shows at the 'Izhaar-e-Khayaal' event.
In the heart of Kuwait, the Indian Cultural Society (ICS) hosted an unforgettable literary evening named Izhaar-e-Khayaal. This event, a celebration of poetry, performance, and Indo-Kuwaiti friendship, was a testament to the society's dedication to promoting cultural exchange and fostering friendship between the two nations.
The evening began with a symbolic gesture, as the national anthems of Kuwait and India were played, signifying the enduring ties between the two countries. The event showcased various forms of poetry, ranging from soulful ghazals to contemporary nazms, humorous, romantic, and reflective verses, providing a rich tapestry of literary heritage from both nations.
Prominent poets graced the event, including Padma Shri Surendra Sharma, known for his humor and signature refrain, "Chaar Lainaa Suna Raha Hoon." Other celebrated poets at the event included Azhar Iqbal, Shabeena Adeeb, Abbas Qamar, and Manika Dubey.
The artistic brilliance of choreographer Jyoti Patel was on full display as her storytelling through dance added depth and beauty to the evening. The Dancing Divas gave a dazzling performance, featuring two mesmerizing routines that paid tribute to classic Indian cinema. Local talent Egg. Nand Kumar also performed a mesmerizing solo and musical act.
The event was executed with flawless hospitality, coordinated security, and seamless execution, further solidifying ICS's reputation for excellence. Artistic contributors received special mementos in appreciation of their impactful performances.
A commemorative Souvenir was released at the event, graced by esteemed guests and sponsors. Speeches during the evening celebrated India's global contributions, the power of cultural exchange, and the cherished Indo-Kuwait friendship.
Notable dignitaries in attendance included Mubarak Al Rashidi, Asad Khan (CEO - KSCC), Sultan M. Al Kandary, Ashok Kalra (MD - Mughal Mahal Group), Housdar Khan (MD - A.K. Gen Trd Co.), and several other distinguished personalities from Kuwait's business and cultural landscape. Marketing representatives from Al Mulla Exchange, Caesars Foods, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Al Zahem Malhotra, and many more added further prestige to the gathering.
In his closing address, the ICS President delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, extending gratitude to every team member, volunteer, sponsor, and supporter who made Izhaar-e-Khayaal an evening to remember. Prominent community groups like UPNRI Forum, AMUOBA, and Meena Khan & Group were in attendance, showcasing unity and vibrant cultural participation.
ICS was widely praised for its dedication to promoting literature, arts, and noble social causes, making Izhaar-e-Khayaal a platform for cultural enrichment and friendship, bridging the gap between India and Kuwait through the universal language of poetry and performance."
- The Indian Cultural Society (ICS) underscored its commitment to fashion-and-beauty by inviting choreographer Jyoti Patel, whose storytelling through dance added elegance to the event.
- The literary evening, Izhaar-e-Khayaal, was more than just a celebration of poetry; it was also a testament to ICS's efforts in home-and-garden, aiming to create a harmonious atmosphere for cultural exchange.
- In the realm of personal-growth and education-and-self-development, the event provided an opportunity for attendees to immerse themselves in the wisdom and insights of celebrated poets like Padma Shri Surendra Sharma.
- The food-and-drink offerings at Izhaar-e-Khayaal were a unique blend of Indo-Kuwaiti cuisine, reflecting the diverse cultural melting pot that the event represented.
- Social-media was abuzz with posts from attendees, sharing their experiences and expressing their appreciation for the event, contributing to its popularity in the entertainment sphere.
- The event, a convergence of sports and career-development, witnessed the presence of several successful personalities, like Asad Khan (CEO - KSCC), who continue to excel in their respective fields.
- The commemorative Souvenir released at Izhaar-e-Khayaal was a collectible item, featuring articles on sci-fi-and-fantasy, sports, sports-betting, and basketball, appealing to a wide range of readers.
- Celebrities and pop-culture enthusiasts were also drawn to Izhaar-e-Khayaal, as it offered a unique blend of traditional and contemporary Indo-Kuwaiti culture.
- The event served as a reminder that literary events like Izhaar-e-Khayaal are not just about entertainment; they fuel the fire of relationships, fostering friendships and unity between nations.
