It was a cultural confluence at VIT Riviera 2024 on its third day as students showcased their native culture through attire, dance and stunts at the spacious campus in Vellore on Saturday.
Titled ‘Akiya’, which means togetherness, the event was aimed to provide an opportunity for students to unfold their native culture. It was a dazzling array of exotic looking clothes, accessories and cultural tradition. Students from northeast to west and down south performed their traditional art and dance forms in alphabetical order.
Students from Maharashtra performed their traditional dance forms like Lavani, Gondhal and Powada. Teams from Andhra Pradesh displayed different forms of dance such as Kuchupudi and Kolatam. Assamme students did their traditional Bihu dance. Students from Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand performed kulu wedding ceremonies accompanied with Nati dance.
