Rang Mahal is a tribute to the artistry of the Mughal period, transporting audiences to an era of opulent courts and poetic expressions. This mesmerizing immersive show blends the sounds and rhythms of thumris and Hindustani classical music with the intricate and expressive movements of Kathak dance.
Join us for an unforgettable journey through the melodies and movements that exist in the soul of South Asian art, and experience the magic of mujra like never before.
THE CAST
HERE’S WHAT OUR AUDIENCE HAS TO SAY…
“This show was healing in art form. It was something to be experienced by every sense. The visual display of the decor, the smell of Jasmine in the air, the beautiful music, and even the choice of snacks all transported me to a back-in-time experience. Just so wonderful to see and be in the audience of such an inclusive and brown space. Thank you for creating this lovely experience and sharing it.”
“This was more than a show, it was an immersive experience! You could tell that every detail was well thought out from the lighting, costumes & decor. Loved that all the guests dressed the part to add to the experience as well.
Everything felt deeply authentic and of course all the performances were excellent. I felt transported to another time from beginning to end!”
“Attending Rang Mahal in Toronto was an unforgettable experience, where art, music, and culture seamlessly wove together to create a magical evening. The event’s title, translating to “Palace of Colors,” lived up to its promise by immersing attendees in a vibrant celebration of South Asian heritage and creativity.
The performances were the soul of the event—dynamic, passionate, and heartfelt. From mesmerizing classical dances to soulful musical renditions, the talent on display was nothing short of extraordinary. The lineup was thoughtfully curated, offering a mix of traditional and modern performances that appealed to a diverse audience.
Please bring this to us again!!! And again!!! And again!!!!!”
“What strong, powerful and eloquent vocals couple with a a graceful sitar! Dancers really turned into a mehfil and transformed the audience into soulful 18 century trance. Loved the classic selection of songs that even the least devoted fan of raqs could resonate with!”
