In the words of a Sikh writer, Puriya Dhanasari "is a sense of being completely carefree. This sensation arises from a feeling of contentment and ‘richness’ from the things we have in our lives and gives the listener a positive and optimistic attitude towards the future." This performance by, UK-based sitar star Roopa Panesar, will be included as part of our forthcoming 'Index of Raga', covering 40 classic Hindustani ragas from various perspectives. Watch this space! #mondaymotivation #livemusic

Anupama Bhagwat’s sitar style reflects the open mind of her guru Pt. Bimalendu Mukherjee (father of Pandit Budhaditya Mukherjee), a sitarist who also played veena, surbahar, sarod, sursingar, mandra bahar, dilruba, esraj, tar shehnai, and pakhawaj. The raga, Tilak Kamod, will be broken down in depth as part of our forthcoming 'Index of Raga', covering 40 classic Hindustani ragas from various perspectives. Watch this space! Anupama Bhagwat #sitar #solo #mondaymotivation #darbar | Darbar - Indian