Every year, artists gather in Chennai for the Urur Olcott Kuppam Vizha, a festival which celebrates art forms. The performers are constantly reinventing ways in which they can connect with the audience. This year, they decided to perform in a place which was a little off the beaten track.
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Dancers, musicians, and comedians all took to a moving bus, surprising passengers and delighting them with a live performance! It was art, on the move. For more on the performance, and how the festival came to be, watch the video below!
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