Mushaira Evening at Bansilal Heritage Stepwell

Close your eyes, let the poems carry you back in time. Feel the rhythm of words against the backdrop of history, where ancient echoes merge with contemporary verses. This Mushaira at Bansilalpet Stepwell isn't just a performance, it's a portal to a timeless realm of emotions.

Tangy Sessions invites you to a Mushaira like no other. On the 29th, from 5 pm to 8 pm, the enchanting Bansilalpet Stepwell will become a stage for words that spark, verses that resonate, and emotions that soar.
Seven voices, seven journeys, all echoing off the ancient stone of the Bansilalpet Stepwell. ️

Satlaj Rahat, Taher Ali Baig, Aditya Gautam, Faiz Jung, Zaki, Omer, and Riyasat - prepare to be captivated by their verses, their wit, and their magic.

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Powered by 'The Rainwater Project (TRP)', a social enterprise committed to saving water and reviving traditional water structures. The Rainwater Project is a one-stop source for design and execution of sustainable rainwater harvesting and integrated water management techniques.

Venue

Bansilalpet Stepwell 

A 17th Century Stepwell believed to have been built during the reign of the Qutb Shahi dynasty. The stepwell is a rectangular structure with six levels of steps leading down to a central well. The steps are decorated with intricate carvings and sculptures. The well itself is over 50 feet deep and could hold up to 20 lakh liters of water. Over the last year, it was restored to its original glory by The Rainwater Project.

Parsigutta, Bhoiguda, Secunderabad, Telangana 500003

Map URL - https://maps.app.goo.gl/L4gXiuivT9tsg2Vz8

Car Parking URL - https://maps.app.goo.gl/d9aRjvMLM4moQBuZ7

(Outside food, alcohol and plastic not allowed inside the Historic Stepwell)