Even as Cyclone Fengal raged off the coast of Puducherry and Mylapore shut for the evening on Saturday, Novmber 30, at least 50-odd rasikas sat inside the main auditorium of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, listened to the vocal music of the Malladi Brothers and gave the artistes a standing ovation.
“We loved the effort of the artistes and the rasikas on a day like this,” said Bhavan’s deputy director Venkitachalam after the concert.
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