Recharge 2023, the annual cultural fest of Rajalakshmi Engineering College, promises to be an exciting and diverse event. With over 35,000 participants from all over the country, the fest is set to be one of the largest intercollegiate gatherings of the year. The aim of the event is to provide a platform for students to showcase their talents and express themselves through various competitions and events.
The fest has a range of events that cater to different interests and skills. From music and dance to sports, there is something for everyone. The Clash of Stars competition pits the best performers against each other in a battle of skills, while the Battle of Bands is a platform for aspiring musicians. Pitch it Perfect tests the business acumen of participants, while Fashion Walk is an opportunity for aspiring models to strut their stuff. Photo Montage is a competition that showcases the talents of budding photographers, and Futsal is a high-intensity football tournament.
The cultural fest also boasts an impressive lineup of pro-shows featuring some of the biggest names in entertainment. The opening day saw singer Jonita Gandhi perform to a packed audience. On the second day, cricketer Suresh Raina will be the chief guest and the Masala Coffee Band will perform. On the final day, director Gautam Vasudev Menon will be the special guest, and the pro-shows will feature stand-up comedian Jagan Krishnan and Sunburn DJ Siana Catherine. With such a diverse and exciting lineup of events and performances, Recharge 2023 promises to be an unforgettable experience for all participants.
The pre-culturals celebrations at Rajalakshmi Engineering College saw an array of vibrant and entertaining events that led up to the highly-anticipated Recharge 2023 cultural fest. One such event was the ‘ethnic day’, which was celebrated with great enthusiasm by the students. On March 20, the students came dressed in traditional ethnic attire and showcased their culture through music and dance performances.
The highlight of the ‘ethnic day’ was the music concert held by two highly talented bands – the Thisram band from Arts Central and the college’s very own Unison Band. The Thisram band is known for their unique fusion of traditional and modern music, and they did not disappoint the audience with their mesmerizing performance. The Unison Band, comprised of talented students from Rajalakshmi Engineering College, also gave a scintillating performance that had the audience swaying to their beats.
The ‘ethnic day’ was a great way to kick off the pre-culturals celebrations and set the tone for the exciting events that followed. The music and dance performances were a true reflection of the rich cultural heritage of India and showcased the diversity and talent of the students at Rajalakshmi Engineering College. It was a truly memorable experience for everyone involved and left a lasting impression on all those who attended.
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