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The Warsi Brothers enamor the audience with their Qawwalis in People's University

28 Feb 2020
Sham-e-Qawaali program forced listeners to dance in People's University
 
FEB 28 (WTN) - People's University, situated in Bhopal, has always strived for all-round development of students through the cultural programs. In this context, 'Sham-e-Qawwali', a program of Qawwali of the world-famous Warsi Brothers, was organized in People's University. In the event of Qawwali organized in collaboration with ‘SPIC MACAY’ Bhopal Chapter, the Warsi brothers of Hyderabad enamored the audience with their Qawwali. The Warsi Brothers, Nazir Ahmed Warsi, Motisham Warsi, Shoaib Warsi, Iftikhar Warsi, and Aleem Warsi touched the hearts of all the people present in the event with their performances.
 
The Warsi Brothers forced the audience to dance by singing Qawwalis on several Sufi Kalams. The entire auditorium of the People's University was packed to hear the Qawwalis of the Warsi Brothers. During their presentations, the Warsi Brothers did not disappoint their fans at all and made presented Qawwalis on the audience's demand. For your information, let us know that the world-famous Warsi brothers have given presentations of their Qawwalis in many countries of the world. The Warsi Brothers, who hail from Hyderabad, are known for a different genre of Qawwali singing, and the Warsi Brothers pay special attention to the ‘Bandish’ during the presentation of their Qawwali.
 
The Warsi Brothers were honored by Urmila Vijayvargia, Trustee of People's Group, Mayank Vishnoi, Director of People's Group, Megha Vijayvargia, Director of People's University, and Dr. Rajesh Kapur, Vice-Chancellor of People's University, at the end of the Qawwali program. Faculty, staff, and students of People's University were present in this colorful program of Qawwali, including People's University Registrar Dr. Neeraja Mallick and People's University's Student Welfare Dean Akhilesh Mittal.