“I want to transform such trend for uplifting generation and especially for the women as khattak dance can be visualised in Rajasthan and Thar”. These days pop dance is being adopted by the local people and they don’t want to engage with classical music and dance, she added. Khattak dancer Sayama shared that such the level of interest shown by the people in the event shows they love music and culture.
Several singers also performed on the occasion and entertained the audience. He added that Sindh is spreading vibrant culture as youngsters are taking keen interest in such initiatives. He said that in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhuwa (KP), such activities are also needed because radicalism has affected heritage and culture. He added that volunteers of the festival should be appreciated for working hard to make the event a success. Renowned storyteller Tajdar Zaidi said that the festival received an overwhelming response, adding that it was organised and planned well. Bhagat Bhuralal, Sufi Singer told Daily Times that Lahooti is the only platform of Sindh, that have provided them with an opportunity to explore the classical sufi music of Sindh across the world.
They also discussed preservation of heritage sites in Thar.
