Key Points

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai celebrated International Yoga Day and World Music Day by highlighting their deep connection in creative fields. He emphasized yoga's growing importance across all professions, not just the arts. Meanwhile, PM Modi led a massive yoga session in Visakhapatnam, reinforcing yoga's universal appeal. The dual celebration underscored how both yoga and music unite people globally.

Key Points: Subhash Ghai Links Yoga to Creative Professions on Yoga Day

  • Ghai connects yoga and music as essential life practices
  • Highlights yoga's growing relevance in creative professions
  • International Yoga Day 2024 theme focuses on global health harmony
  • PM Modi leads mass yoga session in Visakhapatnam
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Yoga is important in every job: Subhash Ghai

Filmmaker Subhash Ghai emphasizes yoga's role in creative jobs and music on International Yoga Day, coinciding with World Music Day.

"Yoga is now important in every creative job and every profession. – Subhash Ghai"

Mumbai, June 21

On the occasion of International Yoga Day and World Music Day, filmmaker Subhash Ghai's creative institute Whistling Woods International marked the day with a special celebration in Mumbai.

While speaking to ANI on Saturday, Ghai highlighted the unique coincidence of both days falling on the same date and shared how yoga and music are deeply connected, not just in art but in all aspects of life.

"It's quite a coincidence that today is both Yoga Day and Music Day," Ghai said. "There is a strong connection between yoga and music... not just music, but yoga is now important in every creative job and every profession."

International Yoga Day is celebrated every year on June 21 across the globe. This year marked the 11th edition, with the theme "Yoga for One Earth, One Health." The theme reflects India's message of harmony between human and environmental health. The day encourages the practice of yoga for physical, mental, and spiritual wellness.

Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, also took part in the 11th International Day of Yoga celebrations, where he hailed yoga as a gift "beyond age" that transcends all boundaries and unites humanity in "health and harmony." The event took place against the scenic backdrop of the Visakhapatnam coastline, with Indian Navy ships stationed near the shore, adding to the grandeur of the celebrations. Over three lakh individuals joined him for a mass yoga session in the coastal city, reinforcing this year's message that 'yoga belongs to everyone' and brings the world together.

World Music Day, on the other hand, is also observed on June 21. It celebrates the power of music across cultures and communities, promoting free and accessible music performances worldwide.

- ANI

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Rahul K.
Subhash Ghai makes a great point! As a software engineer, I've found that 15 minutes of yoga before work helps me focus better. More companies should encourage this ancient Indian practice. 🇮🇳
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Priya M.
The connection between yoga and music is fascinating! Both require rhythm and flow. I teach classical dance and always begin class with yoga asanas - helps students connect mind and body.
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Arjun S.
While I appreciate the PM's efforts to promote yoga globally, I wish there was more focus on making it accessible to rural areas. Many villages still lack proper yoga instructors and facilities.
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Sunita P.
Yoga Day celebrations in Vizag looked amazing! 😍 But we must remember yoga isn't just about one day - it's a lifestyle. My family does Surya Namaskar every morning since generations.
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Vikram D.
As a musician, I completely agree with Ghai sir. When I'm stuck composing, a few minutes of pranayama helps unlock creativity. Yoga and music both connect us to something greater than ourselves.
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Neha T.
The theme 'Yoga for One Earth' is so relevant today! If everyone practiced yoga, we'd have more peace and less stress in the world. Proud that India gave this gift to humanity 🙏

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