Shital Bhatia, of Friday Film Music Project states, “In tumultuous and unpredictable times, we need to constantly reconnect with our roots. Over the years, not just the aged but also the youth have been pulled into the realm of ecstasy which Sufi poetry has owned in its fold for centuries and it’s encouraging to see how the festival attracts a diverse age group congregation. We are expecting a footfall of close to five thousand attendees this year.”
Samy Yusuf states, “Sufism is about seeing the truth and beauty at the essence of all things. Sufi music, while highly entertaining, communicates the complex layers of meaning found in Sufism directly to the souls of its listeners. India’s remarkable spiritual legacy has always been a fountain of wisdom for the rest of the world. Now with divisions on the rise, the universality and tolerance of Sufism can help us transcend surface differences and reach a place of harmony. This will be my first ever performance in India and I’m very excited to be part of this amazing event.”The Sufi Route aims to encourage and nurture a holistic alternate music experience and pay homage to the ancient roots of Sufi music and poetry. Bringing an authentic version of the genre to the stage are the event creators Friday Music Project. The event is in association with Delhi Tourism, NOMOBO Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. & it’s exclusive ticketing partner BookMyShow. It is also supported by Andaz Delhi as Hospitality Partner, Harman Pro India Pvt Ltd as Technical Partner and Red FM as Radio Partners.
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