Arth A Culture Fest Episodes

The Indian Classical Dance has seen itself evolve over the course of time, but where does it stand today? Methil Devika is here to talk to us about Decoding the Indian Classical Dances Mohiniyattam

Farmer Falgu has taken a little break from his travels, but his adventure has not. Chitra Soundar is here to narrate his tale at Arth cultural fest.

Indian food is a kind of its own and there is nothing quite like it. Abhijit Iyer Mitra is here to explore New Ways of Thinking about Indian Food.

Janaki Sabesh narates an enthralling story about the elephant with a long trunk at Arth cultural fest.

What are the legends of our Gods and how relevant are they in our modern lives? Author, Amish Tripathi will answer these questions.

Friendship sees no boundaries, especially when it’s between Bablu and his best friend the Mouse.Narrated by Malavika PC, enjoy this captivating storytelling session.

Indian Mathematics Easy in Steps talks about India's contribution to the world of Mathematics. Watch D. K. Hema Hari and Sripathi Sripada's session to know more.

These times are as uncertain as they are unusual. However, sometimes conversations can help us cope with unprecedented events. Anna Chandy talks about the ways we can get through this pandemic together.

Indian Mathematics Easy in Steps talks about India's contribution to the world of Mathematics. Watch D. K. Hema Hari and Sripathi Sripada's session to know more.

Be a part of an enriching conversation with Bombay Jayashri and Shailaja Khanna, who speak about Understanding Carnatic Music.

India has been at the helm of several discoveries and innovations. Watch D. K. Hari and D. K. Hema Hari talk about Science from India in collaboration with Bharath Gyan.

The ancients teach us a lot through their legends. Watch Ashwin Sanghi decode these teachings with Radhakrishnan Pillai.

Engage in a captivating conversation about Understanding Indian Music: Hindustani Folk with Malini Awasthi.

The story of zero has always been an enthralling one. D. K. Hari and D. K. Hema Hari, in collaboration with Bharath Gyan, discuss the journey of zero from its invention to becoming the most defining factor of the human civilisation.

Toto is always up for some journey, but things take an interesting turn when the friendly Tono has an encounter with the leopards. Hear the complete story, 'Toto and the Leopards' from Preeti Vyas.

The Star Blossom Tree is a life-giver, but it holds many other secrets too. Prateek Dhruva delves deeper into the many mysteries of this tree.

The lucid lyricism of Hindi songs is discussed by Manoj Muntashir and Yatindra Mishra in 'Hindi Geeton Mein Kavita'.

To debunk racial discrimination, Preeti Vyas narrates from the book 'Brown like Dosas, Samosas and Sticky Chikki'.

Temples evolved across the course of our civilization, and Shefali Vaidya narrates the 'Evolution of Temples'.

Learn about the legendary tale of 'Shiva and Bhasmasura' as narrated by Prateek Dhruva.

Sonal Mansing discusses the meaning and relevance of Indian dance forms.

Watch a panel discussion moderated by Hema Hari featuring D.K. Hari, Dushyant Shridhar, Gopi Shankar Madurai, and Pradeep Chakravarty at Dabur Red Paste presents Arth - A Culture Fest held at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA).

Watch a panel discussion moderated by Ananda Shankar Jayant featuring Lakshmi Vishwanathan, Madhu Natraj, and Swarnamalya Ganesh at Dabur Red Paste presents Arth - A Culture Fest held at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA).

Watch a North East Percussion Ensemble performance at Dabur Red Paste presents Arth - A Culture Fest held at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA).

Watch the plenary panel discussion moderated by Shereen Bhan featuring Gaur Gopal Das, Meghnad Desai, Rajeev Srivastava, and Subhash Chandra at Dabur Red Paste presents Arth - A Culture Fest held at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA).