Shreya Ghoshal Sings for Bhansali's Republic Day Tableau 'Bharat Gatha'

Filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali has conceptualized the 'Bharat Gatha' tableau for the I&B Ministry's Republic Day Parade. Superstar singer Shreya Ghoshal has recorded a special song that will accompany the tableau down Kartavya Path. This marks the first time an Indian film director is representing cinema at this prestigious national event. Their collaboration, which began with Ghoshal's Bollywood debut in Bhansali's 'Devdas', reunites to celebrate India's storytelling traditions.

Key Points: Bhansali, Shreya Ghoshal Unite for Republic Day Tableau

  • Historic director-led tableau
  • Special song for Republic Day
  • Celebrates Indian storytelling
  • Collaboration of iconic artists
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Shreya Ghoshal to sing for Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Republic Day special at I&B Ministry event

Sanjay Leela Bhansali directs I&B Ministry's Republic Day tableau 'Bharat Gatha,' featuring a special song by Shreya Ghoshal.

"Shreya Ghoshal has rendered a specially composed song for Bharat Gatha... this time, that musical magic will unfold on Kartavya Path. - Source close to development"

Mumbai Jan 23

For the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (I&B Ministry) Republic Day Parade tableau, ace filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali has conceptualised the theme ‘Bharat Gatha’, and has roped in superstar singer Shreya Ghoshal to render a specially composed song that will play alongside the tableau as it moves down Kartavya Path on January 26.

Bhansali will be marking a historic milestone as the first time an Indian film director will represent Indian cinema at the nation’s most prestigious ceremonial event.

With Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Shreya Ghoshal, the I&B ministry has brought together two of India’s most celebrated creative voices for its Republic Day tableau celebrating Indian cinema and storytelling.

A source close to the development shared, “Shreya Ghoshal has rendered a specially composed song for Bharat Gatha, the Republic Day tableau conceptualised by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Music has always been integral to Bhansali’s storytelling, and whenever he and Shreya come together, the result carries a rare emotional depth. Their collaboration has consistently created moments that stay with audiences, and this time, that musical magic will unfold on Kartavya Path, becoming a part of the Republic Day Parade itself.”

Rooted in the spirit of Bharat Gatha, the I&B Ministry’s tableau celebrates India’s timeless tradition of storytelling, where music, visuals, performance, and cinema come together as cultural expressions passed down through generations.

This won't be the first time marking a collaboration between Bhansali and Ghoshal.

The two have worked together in the past on many projects, delivering superhits. For the uninitiated, it was Sanjay Leela Bhansali who gave Shreya Ghoshal her big Bollywood debut with his superhit movie Devdas. The actress was a young teenager when she first sabf the song Bairi Piya from Devdas.

Currently, Shreya is seen in the singing reality show Indian Idol in the capacity of a judge.

Sanjay Leela Bhansali is gearing up with the shoot of his upcoming movie Love and War, that stars Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal.

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Rohit P
A great choice by the I&B Ministry. Their collaboration always produces magic, right from Devdas. Having this as part of the parade adds a beautiful cultural layer to the celebrations. Jai Hind!
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Aman W
While I love both artists, I hope the 'Bharat Gatha' theme genuinely represents the diverse storytelling traditions from across all Indian states, not just a Bollywood-centric view. The ministry should ensure proper representation.
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Shreya B
From Bairi Piya to the Kartavya Path! 🎶 Full circle moment. She is truly the voice of a generation. My Republic Day morning plans are sorted - watch the parade and wait for that Shreya-Bhansali magic.
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David E
As someone who has lived in India for years, this is a wonderful initiative. Showcasing soft power through cinema and music on a national day is brilliant. Bhansali's aesthetic is perfect for a grand tableau.
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Karthik V
Good move. Republic Day is about celebrating our nation's identity, and our films and music are a huge part of that identity for millions. Hope they also highlight regional cinema in some way.

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