Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Feb 7: RMK Arts and Research Foundation organised a simple but impressive function at K L Saigal hall to release a beautifully composed song “ Sanjha Jammu” by music director, Kuldeep Saproo.
The lyrics to the song was given by Payasa Anjum and its singer was Sonali Dogra. The video, editing and colour grading was given by Akash Dogra. The video song shows the stories of valour, sacrifices and history of brave Dogras and Dogra land. It also shows the composite culture of Dogras, their rich cultural heritage and diversity and great role of Dogras in preserving unity in diversity.
On this occasion, dignitaries from literature, music, poets, artists and other art fields were present.
Amarinder Singh Aman, Suhail Kazmi, Payasa Anjum, Yash Pal Yash were among the audience.
The dignitaries appreciated the music composed by Kuldeep Saproo and his role in preservance of Dogri art and culture. They also complimented the singer Sonali Dogra for rendering melodies voice to the song and the beautiful videography and editing of the song by Akash Dogra.
On this occasion on more Kashmiri song composed by Kuldeep Saproo and written by Balkrishen Sanyasi as a song in exile was also screened which was sung in Kashmiri by Sonali Dogra and its video editing was done by Ankush Saproo. The audience were mesmerized by singer. The Programme was anchored by Romesh Marhata, vice president of the organization.
On this occasion, Kuldeep Saproo president while addressing the gathering said RMK Arts & Research Foundation shall continue in future also to work for cultural diversity of the State and will hold such programmes in future as well to promote the composite culture and work for upliftment of art and to inculcate in younger generation to get connected to the field of art. Kuldeep Saproo also said that very shortly a one hour film shooting will be started in Jammu titled “MUMKIN” which shall be based on how music can connect hearts, bring love and peace and remove hatred amongst the masses.
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