A two-day ‘Kasauli Music Festival 2024’, KMF 24, to enthral the audience in March

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Feb 03, 2024 IST

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A two-day Kasauli Music Festival 2024, KMF 24, is all set to enthral the audience from March 29 at Santa Roza — A WelcomHeritage Resort, nestled in the picturesque hills of Kasauli.

The festival will be headlined by Kavita Seth, a Sufi composer and singer known for Bollywood hits like Rangi Saari, Iktara, Tum Hi Ho Bandhu and many more.

Composer and instrumentalist Abhijit Pohankar will present ‘Bollywood Gharana’, a fusion of classical, folk and Bollywood music. There will also be performances by Akaash Verma, Kutle Khan and Jasleen Aulakh. In addition to soulful music, there will be a festival bazaar, fun engaging games, dance and meditation workshops, treks and more.

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