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Prabhat's Actresses Cast Magical Spells 15th January 2019 (27th lssue ) Green House :Brilliant Dances, Skits, Performances captivated Audience Prabhat’s Actresses Cast Magical Spells Akola: Cinema unmistakably programme by lighting the traditional lamp. students participated in these 'Exam Fever 'won Thunderous Principal Appreciated owes its rich splendor to the SRC Members were chiefly present on the different brilliant dances and Laughter the Grand Funday unparalleled beauty of its actresses. occasion. presented their soulful After exhaustive studies, The programme was concluded with a Paying rich tributes to Iconic Brilliant Dances Dazzelled performances. examination is seen as the epitome grand appreciation. Principal Kanchan Actresses of Hindi Cinema, Brilliant dance performances of Hindi Cinema Ki Chidiya of students’ academic Patokar praised the students for their Prabhat’s concluding Funday of Cinema icon actresses Vyjayanthimala, Brilliant Performance on performance. Making it a topic of wonderful performances; teachers and non- Green House regaled the audience Sridevi, Madhuri and Deepika Padukone Hindi Cinema presented by humour Prisha Mukund presented a teaching staff for the superb guidance and on Dec 22. won the hearts of the audiences. Students of Prabhat’s little wonder Hansika stunning skit ‘Exam Fever’ which preparation. She also thanked Bhavani The programme began on Std, V and VI paid a rich tribute to Sridevi. Tehalramani captivated the won the thunderous laughter. Drappery, Late Vishal Dikkar team of musical notes. Prabhatians Students of Std. I, II, III & IV presented a hearts of the audience. Her performance was followed by Choreography, Lights. Music, Camera and presented rhythmic inaugural eye-catching dance sequences on the songs Venushree’s Poem Made Audience Weep Divya Mantri. She brilliantly performed all who contributed to make the programme dance and welcome song. Green filmed on Madhuri Dixit. Their lively dance Hindi poem presented by Venushree and won applause. Neil Agrawal easefully unforgetable. House Warden Tulsi Atulkar performances won the hearts. These dance Sharma caught the attention to most delicate solved intricate cube and won applause. Prabhat’s Counsellor Dr. Pradeep and Asst. Warden Sarika performances were guided by Sapna Mali, parent-child relationship and made the The programme was concluded with the Awachar, Cultural Dept. Head Nandkishor Ayachit, Green House Captain Roshni Gudiya, Priya R. Sharma, Anita audience silently shade tears. She presented grand dance performance presented by Dambale, Sanjiwani Atharale, Green House Parth Navkar and Asst. House Thakare, Shubhangi Vyawhare, Vrushali a soliloquy of bereaved child whose father students of Std. VI to IX.. The complete Team with students and teachers were Captain Aarya Waghode inaugurated the Modak and Vaishali Joshi. Around 150 sacrifised his life on the frontier. event was enjoyed by the audience. chiefly present on the occasion. Shakespeare’s Heroines Glorified Brilliant Act Mesmerized Lively Anchoring Added Hue & Colours! Great English Dramatist and poet William Shakespeare recreated human life on stage. His plays are one of the richest legacies. Putting glimpse on Shakespearean Heroines, Green House English drama team presented Rainbow: Colours of Womanhood. Aarya Pande and Nishad Dhokane played the role of anchors while Manasvi Belsare, Madhura Thorat, Snehal Tiwari, Prathmesh Brilliant Actresses of Prabhat mesmerized the audience with their Tandale, Bhoomi Rathi, Nishita Patel and Kalyani Malkapurkar presented beautiful charecters in sheer wit and brilliance. Mansvi Belsare, Ashwika Tiwari, Aarya Pande, Shakeapeare’s plays. Innocence of Sheakespear’s great character Miranda, Love of Juliet and Madhura Thorat and Pranjali Chandan who came in the get up of Samiksha Charhate and Vaidehi Gawai's Desdemona, Wisdom of Portia, Power of Cleoptra and reptence of Lady Macbeth over her sins took dazzeling Actress of Bollywood created un unmistakable magic while comedy act made the audience laugh on day the performance to high pitch. Their deft presentation created the complete auro of Shakespearen Devansh Sarda also did wonderful anchoring. Their anchoring today foibles in our daily life. Their accurate plays. Mrinal Malve scripted and directed the play. Drama team received guidance of Dr. Pradeep hightened the songs, dance and action packed performance. Green timing and brilliant acting won applause. Awachar. House teachers Gajanan Bathe and Trupti Raut guided the anchors. Drama on Vyjayanthimala Competitive Spirit Eugolized In today’s Age, Competitive spirit is most important to Students of Std. III and IV thrilled on the musical strains Education Officer (Higher Sec.) Prakash Mukund , succeed in life. How of Bollywood. Their betwitching performance was enjoyed Prabhat’s Director Dr. Gajanan Nare are seen enjoying a a poor lad and enjoyed. scintillating performance. encouraged by his friend achieved success in a running race was depicted in Beautiful Vyjayanthimala is one of the brilliant the Marathi Drama actresses of Indian Cinema. Her superb dance captivated ‘Sharayt ...Khari the hearts. Paying tributes to the legendary actress, Hindi Maitri Kay Aste’. drama team presented Vyjayanthimala’s Life Journey. Deepak Kedia, Green House performers Anjali Jungade performed the Venushree Sharma, role of child Vyjayanthimala and other actors Shrutika Om Dange, Atharv Pingle, Shraddha Giri, Manas Mehata, Prem Bhoyar, Dubey, Mihir Tale, Chaitali Gawai, Rushi Agrawal gave a peep into the Parth Tale and Mukta Chipade acted the lively performance evolution of a rustic girl into a glorious actress while while their teacher Varsha Dande guided the drama. The Venushuree played the role of Narrator. Pallavi Joshi play is based on a short film produced and directed by directed the wonderful play. Prabhat’s Counsellor Dr. Pradeep Awachar. .
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