IIT Kanpur’s cultural fest Antaragni’22 concludes with electrifying performances

IIT Kanpur’s cultural fest Antaragni’22 concluded on Sunday. Among the literary and art events, the India Quiz, HELM Quiz, a Battle of Art, Creative Writing, Pair on Stage, Debate, Kirdaar and Mandala Art competition, were the highlights of Day 4. The four-day cultural extravaganza finally came to an end with enchanting performances across all genres.

The 57th edition of Antaragni, IIT Kanpur's iconic cultural festival, concluded on Sunday amidst much fanfare. The final day saw various finales, fierce competitions, and electrifying performances from various artists.

The fourth day of the cultural festival saw the finale of the Nukkad Natak competition, where the participants put up a mirror of society with their unique performances. It was followed by the Hindi Poetry writing competition – Kavyanjali, and the Antaragni Idol singing competition. Both the competitions kept the audience engaged, till the day proceedings moved to the awaited finale of Jitterbug - a western group dance competition. It made the whole audience in the auditorium groove.

The Color Run event on Day 4 offered an immersive colourful experience for everyone to dance to the beats of the finalists of DJ War. The energy of the music, the liveliness of the colours and the sheer excitement of the event filled the air with joy.

The highlights of day 4 were - the India Quiz, HELM Quiz, a Battle of Art, Creative Writing, Pair on Stage, Debate, Kirdaar and Mandala Art competition. As per the official statement of IIT Kanpur, Antaragni lived up to the expectations of being a platform that hosts exceptional talents across various competitions. Ventriloquist Satyajit Ramdas Padhye and comedian Rajat Chauhan's performances left the audience in splits. Satyajit's impeccable ventriloquism skills, coupled with his charming stage presence, mesmerized the audience. On the other hand, Rajat Chauhan's rib-tickling jokes and impeccable timing kept the audience engaged throughout his performance.

The Kavi Sammelan at Antaragni proved to be an evening filled with poetry, wit, and charm. The lineup featured some of the most prominent names in the world of Hindi poetry, including Fehmi Badayuni, Amit Sharma, Charagh Sharma, Manika Dubey, Priyanshu Vatsalya, and Swayam Srivastava. Ekagra Sharma, an accomplished poet himself, was the anchor for the event.

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