Hema Malini's Yashoda Krishna: A Matter of Pride for Mathura's Brij Raj Utsav

Mathura is currently celebrating the vibrant Brij Raj Utsav with cultural performances and traditional art displays. Hema Malini delivered a captivating performance as Mata Yashoda in the Yashoda Krishna play during the festival. The BJP MP described the event as fortunate for everyone involved and a matter of pride for Mathura. The 11-day festival has been drawing massive crowds with its unique blend of devotion, art, and local heritage.

Key Points: Hema Malini Performs Yashoda Krishna Play at Brij Raj Utsav

  • Hema Malini gracefully portrayed Mata Yashoda in traditional Krishna play
  • The 11-day Brij Raj Utsav showcases Mathura's devotion and cultural heritage
  • Festival provides major platform for local artists, vendors, and shopkeepers
  • Event features diverse performances including plays by Manoj Joshi and Puneet Issar
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Hema Malini performs 'Yashoda Krishna' play at Brij Raj Utsav, calls it a matter of pride for Mathura

BJP MP Hema Malini performs traditional Yashoda Krishna play at Mathura's Brij Raj Utsav, calling the 11-day cultural festival a matter of pride for the city.

"This program is a matter of pride for Mathura - Hema Malini"

Mathura, November 5

As Mathura has come alive with devotion and cultural splendour in the ongoing Brij Raj Utsav celebrations, traditional performances, folk dances, and local art displays took centre stage.

One of the key highlights was actor Hema Malini's performance of a traditional 'Yashoda Krishna Play' during the festival. Her graceful portrayal as 'Mata Yashoda' depicted the beautiful bond between a mother and a child, captivating audiences while also adding a touch of spiritual emotion to the festivities.

Speaking to ANI, the BJP MP described the festival as a "fortunate" occasion for everyone.

"The Brij Raj Utsav has been going on for the last five years. It is our good fortune that such an event is held in our Brij. The local art, artists, shopkeepers, and vendors are given a major platform. There is also a separate section, offering different types of food. The cultural programs have been presented in a way that beautifully conveys the historical stories. This will continue in the future as well. This program is a matter of pride for Mathura," Hema Malini told ANI.

The 'Brij Raj Utsav' commenced on October 26 and will conclude on Wednesday, November 5. The 11-day-long festival has been drawing a massive crowd, owing to the unique blend of devotion, art, and local heritage.

Besides Hema Malini's performance in the 'Yashoda Krishna Play', the festival also saw many other theatrical presentations, including a 'Chanakya' play by Padma Shri awardee actor Manoj Joshi and 'Geeta Saar' recitation by 'Mahabharat' fame Puneet Issar.

- ANI

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Rohit P
It's wonderful to see our MP actively participating in cultural events. Brij Raj Utsav is becoming a major tourist attraction and helping local artists and vendors. More such festivals needed across India! 🇮🇳
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Ananya R
As someone from Mathura, I'm so proud of how our city's culture is being showcased. The combination of devotion, art, and local food makes this festival truly special. Can't wait to attend next year! 🎪
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Michael C
Visiting India for the first time and attended this festival. The cultural richness and spiritual atmosphere were incredible. Hema Malini's performance was a highlight - such grace and devotion! 🌟
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Karthik V
While I appreciate the cultural aspect, I hope the local artists and vendors are getting fair compensation and recognition. Sometimes big names overshadow the real local talent that keeps these traditions alive.
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Shreya B
The lineup sounds amazing! Hema Malini, Manoj Joshi, Puneet Issar - all legends in their own right. This is exactly what we need to keep our younger generation connected to Indian culture and mythology. 👏

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