Patiala: Budding painter Pranjal Goel enthrals art enthusiasts

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Patiala, September 5

A painting exhibition by Pranjal Goel, a Class X student, was organised by the North Zone Cultural Centre (NZCC) at Virsa Vihar Kendra, NZCC Complex, here today.

Divisional Commissioner Chander Gaind inaugurated the exhibition which will continue till September 11.

Pranjal Goel with her paintings. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar

During the exhibition, 195 paintings made by Pranjal were put on display. Most of the paintings are based on religion, creative arts, and freedom fighters.

Pranjal’s father Sanjeev Goel said her daughter made oil paintings and acrylic and watercolour paintings.

Many of her paintings are based on India’s Independence, said an elated father.

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