Sharothi – We are creative

Creativity is contagious, pass it on.

THE BEGINNING

To paraphrase what Einstein said, we live in a persistent illusion called reality. In that illusive reality, the stories of individuals and their cultures keep us all going in the face of pandemics, natural calamities and racial frictions and segregations. Those are the stories that make us feel triumphant.

We in Sharothi Arts are working to create opportunities to learn about those experiences of people, struggles of communities and the visions of the different ethnic and cultural groups.

Our mission and our passion are to identify insidious cultural barriers, and then to transcend them— to gallop across them like fearless charioteers, so as to bring about a glorious symbiosis of disparate societies and cultures. We believe that cultural sovereignty can be retained, even while fruitful amalgamation of ideas and traditions takes place.

Founder

Sharothi Arts

Farzana Sifat Sopna

Music is my passion and it’s what lights up my day. Proper musical training and years of perseverance leads me to be music professional. My appetite for good music helps me build up my career in classical based music. I received pure classical training (Indore gharana) from a leading classical personnel . I started music lessons at the age of four. She took lessons under the legendary classical musician Ustad Akter Sadmani for over twelve years, and then continued her musical training with the torchbearer of Banaras Gharana of Hindustani classical maestro, Dr Soma Ghosh. Farzana successfully completed a Diploma in Nazrul Sangeet from the Nazrul Institute Bangladesh and performed on regular basis at all programs organised by Nazrul Institute.