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Revisit stories of India's Partition in an immersive performance in Mumbai
Updated On: 15 December, 2017 09:05 AM IST | Mumbai | Krutika Behrawala
Revisit the stories of separation from 1947 in an immersive performance that packs in Indian music, poetry recitals, theatre and compelling videos of survivors

'Laali akhiyaan di dasdi hai, roye assi vi, roye tussi vi (the redness in our eyes shows that you have cried and so have we)'. This verse by celebrated Punjabi poet Daman led artiste Sonam Kalra to conceptualise Partition: Stories of Separation. "Both sides of my family belong to parts of Punjab that are now in Pakistan. My mother's family was from Rawalpindi and my father's from Sargodha. Though I didn't have to live through the pain of the Partition, I have always been moved to tears when talking about it with someone," says the accomplished jazz singer from Delhi, who is trained in Indian music, and is also known for The Sufi Gospel Project.

The performance features a screen showcasing videos and poems in the backdrop


