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Wielding twirling sticks and poking fun at the overachieving and overpopulated subcontinent, the cast and crew of the 15th annual production of the Harvard South Asian Association’s cultural show, Ghungroo, performed to sold-out audiences at the Agassiz Theatre over Junior Parents’ Weekend, March...
...producer Vinod E. Nambudiri ’05, the goal of Ghungroo is to pique audience members’ interest in South Asian art and culture so that they might pursue these interests in greater depth...
Performers include regulars to the Harvard theater scene, such as Rupak Battacharya ’05, whose acting know-how stole scenes and brought roaring laughter and applause from the audience. Battacharya says he was first captivated by Ghungroo as an awe-inspired sixth-grader who came to see his older brother Mallar Battacharya ’98 perform in the show. He said he was wowed by the cleverness of the skits and, even at the tender age of 11, knew he wanted to be a part of the action someday...
...Ghungroo is elegance, dedication, diversity and simple...
Next year, both of us plan to attend medical school, and are contemplating medical careers with a public health and advocacy focus. In ten years, we’ll be looking back and reminiscing about the memories of Ghungroo and of college as a whole...