Light and sound show on Guru Teg Bahadur inaugurated
New Delhi: A sound and light show that gives an insight into the life of the ninth Guru of the Sikhs Guru Teg Bahadur Saheb was yesterday launched here. The show is based on “Panchatatva”
New Delhi: A sound and light show that gives an insight into the life of the ninth Guru of the Sikhs Guru Teg Bahadur Saheb was yesterday launched here.
The show is based on “Panchatatva” (the five elements of nature)-- void, fire, air, water and earth), said Manish Chatrath, Chairman of Delhi Tourism.
Ustad Amjad Ali Khan has composed the music and Daler Mehendi has sung the opening song for the show, while Om Puri and Kabir Bedi have given the Hindi and English voiceovers. The duration of the show is 25 minutes.
It will run in English, Hindi and Punjabi languages between 7.30 PM and 9.40 PM everyday.
The concept of the show has been taken from Guru Teg Bahadur Saheb's popular reference of “Hind Ki Chadar”.
It is a tribute to him as well as an introduction to his life and sacrifices.
Chatrath said that this is the only show of its kind in Asia Pacific with visual effects and architectural mapping based projection, where 16 multimedia projectors and 32 illumination fixtures will create an illumination fixture of 220,000 lumen.
The show is being held at the Guru Teg Bahadur Memorial near Singhu Border. The entry fee is Rs 60 for adults and Rs 30 for children.
The show is based on “Panchatatva” (the five elements of nature)-- void, fire, air, water and earth), said Manish Chatrath, Chairman of Delhi Tourism.
Ustad Amjad Ali Khan has composed the music and Daler Mehendi has sung the opening song for the show, while Om Puri and Kabir Bedi have given the Hindi and English voiceovers. The duration of the show is 25 minutes.
It will run in English, Hindi and Punjabi languages between 7.30 PM and 9.40 PM everyday.
The concept of the show has been taken from Guru Teg Bahadur Saheb's popular reference of “Hind Ki Chadar”.
It is a tribute to him as well as an introduction to his life and sacrifices.
Chatrath said that this is the only show of its kind in Asia Pacific with visual effects and architectural mapping based projection, where 16 multimedia projectors and 32 illumination fixtures will create an illumination fixture of 220,000 lumen.
The show is being held at the Guru Teg Bahadur Memorial near Singhu Border. The entry fee is Rs 60 for adults and Rs 30 for children.