Hyderabad is set to be graced with an extraordinary musical experience as the legendary Wadali family returns to the city after two decades. On Sunday, September 21st, Shilpakala Vedika in Madhapur will host Rivaayat: A Musical Journey, featuring the iconic Ustad Puran Chand Wadali and his son, Lakhwinder Wadali. The concert will commence at 6:30 pm, promising an evening steeped in Sufi and classical music.
Organized by Vivid Arts and Vivikta Entertainers, this event marks the first appearance of the Wadali family in Hyderabad in over 20 years. Music lovers in the city are in for a rare treat, as the Wadalis bring their profound mastery of Sufi, classical, and Punjabi folk music to the stage. Their performances are renowned for their spiritual depth and cultural resonance, making this concert a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Ustad Puran Chand Wadali, the elder maestro, is celebrated for his soul-stirring voice that has captivated audiences around the globe. His son, Lakhwinder Wadali, merges tradition with modernity, continuing to honor and expand upon the rich musical legacy passed down through generations. Together, the Wadalis are known for iconic tracks such as "Tu Maane Ya Na Maane," leaving a lasting impact on Sufi music and Bollywood.
Rivaayat, meaning 'tradition,' beautifully encapsulates the Wadali family's journey and their dedication to preserving the art of Sufi and classical music. This concert is not just a performance but a celebration of a musical heritage that transcends time and borders.
Tickets for this monumental event are available on BookMyShow.com, and music enthusiasts are encouraged to secure their seats promptly. Witnessing the Wadalis perform live is a rare and magical experience that should not be missed.
About the Wadalis:
The Wadali brothers, Ustad Puran Chand Wadali and Lakhwinder Wadali, are esteemed figures in Sufi, Gurbani, and classical music. Their soulful performances transcend the boundaries of music and spirituality, captivating audiences worldwide and solidifying their status as pillars of Punjabi and Sufi musical traditions.
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