Indian Cultural Society showcased ‘Kaho Na Pyaar Hai’
The event was a huge success in Kuwait, starting with the national anthems of Kuwait and India, followed by a performance by Kuwait’s talented children.
The Indian Cultural Society, known for its top-notch entertainment and successful shows, showcased ‘Kaho Na Pyaar Hai’ on May 17 at Innova at 6.30 pm. Renowned playback singers and performers captivated the audience at the live concert.
The event was a huge success in Kuwait, starting with the national anthems of Kuwait and India, followed by a performance by Kuwait’s talented children from The Dancing Divas and a tribute to singer KK by Kaisar Ali.
The event was blessed, and the souvenir was released in the presence of all the esteemed guests and sponsors. They also spoke about Indo-Kuwait friendship, cultural exchange, and India’s contribution to the world. They appreciated the efforts of ICS in promoting art, culture.
WWICS & OOREDOO delivery system gave a brief introduction about their work, offers, and activities in Kuwait,
Award-winning singers Babul Supriyo and Hargun Kaurtook the stage with their lively songs, receiving enormous cheers from the audience.
They entertained a jam-packed crowd for about three hours, addressing the audience several times during their performance. Their soulful songs touched every individual, boosting their popularity.
They delighted the audience with numerous Bollywood hit songs like Hum-Tum, Kaho Na Pyaar Hai, Chura LiyaHai Tumne Joh Dil Ko, Bachna Ae Haseeno, and many more evergreen songs.
The ICS presented a high-tech production, superb quality stage décor, and a well-organized event in Kuwait. The artists were honored with ICS mementos. Team ICS ensured supreme hospitality, strict security, and smooth event execution.
The president of ICS expressed gratitude to all the executives of ICS, volunteers, supporters, techno staff, and media and press wings.
Both singers enhanced the aura of the auditorium, making the audience stand and dance to their favorite collections until the end of the concert. The audience thoroughly enjoyed every bit of the show.
