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Blending organic farming with rural theatre, Sreeja Arangottukara and CM Narayanan carve out an offbeat culture career.
An experimental music series, Hexagram tries to explore multiple dimensions of Indian classical music which is bound by common folds of raga and tala.
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To feature nine female Nadaswaram artists.
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