Celebrating Monsoon special Kajri Folk Songs at Pinkishe Foundation

Celebrating Monsoon special Kajri Folk Songs at Pinkishe Foundation

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July 19, 2025

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July 19, 2025

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Celebrating Kajri Folk Songs with Indu Mishra at Pinkishe Foundation

On 19th July 2025, Pinkishe Foundation, under its flagship initiative Project Swara, hosted a soulful evening of Kajri folk songs led by renowned folk singer Ms. Indu Mishra. The event revived the magic of traditional Kajri Lokgeet, filling the atmosphere with the essence of monsoon, nostalgia, and cultural pride.

Reviving the Tradition of Kajri Songs

Kajri, a traditional folk form sung during the monsoon season, holds a special place in Indian rural culture. Once a common sight in villages where women and young girls sang Kajri while swinging on monsoon swings, these songs beautifully expressed themes of:

  • The joy of rains and nature’s beauty
  • Emotions of love and separation
  • The playful tales of Radha and Krishna

Unfortunately, with changing times, this age-old tradition is fading. Through this event, Pinkishe Foundation aimed to bring back the vibrancy of Kajri and reconnect people with their cultural roots.

Highlights of the Event

  • Date: 19th July 2025
  • Hosted by: Ms. Indu Mishra, celebrated folk singer
  • Organized under: Project Swara by Pinkishe Foundation
  • Theme: “Hare Ram Chhai Hai Kaari Badariya” – celebrating Kajri and the spirit of monsoon

The audience immersed themselves in mesmerizing performances where Kajri’s essence of romance, devotion, and nostalgia came alive once again.

Why Kajri Matters

Kajri is more than just a song—it is a cultural expression of women, daughters, and communities. In earlier times, daughters visiting their maternal homes during Nag Panchami used swings and Kajri songs to share their stories and emotions. The event reminded us how folk music carries not only melody but also history, heritage, and collective memories.

Pinkishe Foundation’s Commitment to Folk Culture

Through Project Swara, Pinkishe Foundation continues to celebrate, preserve, and promote India’s diverse folk traditions. By bringing voices like Indu Mishra ji to the forefront, we aim to ensure that such priceless art forms reach wider audiences and inspire the younger generation to value their cultural legacy.

Conclusion

The Kajri evening was a heartfelt reminder of India’s folk heritage. As the enchanting verses of “Hare Ram Chhai Hai Kaari Badariya” echoed, they brought alive the fragrance of rains, the laughter of swings, and the spirit of community bonding.

✨ Pinkishe Foundation looks forward to more such soulful evenings under Project Swara, keeping the torch of folk traditions burning bright.

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