Greater Noida West : A grand two-day Shri Bal Ramleela was successfully organized at Tikona Park, Greater Noida West, by the GreNo West Cultural Forum in collaboration with Samriddhi Grand Avenue Society.
Former Union Minister and Member of Parliament Dr. Mahesh Sharma graced the occasion as the chief guest. He praised the young performers for their lively and expressive acting, noting that such cultural performances greatly enhance the moral and cultural values of children. He congratulated the director, Abhinav Parashar and expressed his hope that such initiatives will continue to promote Indian traditions and values in the community.
The Ramleela was skillfully directed by Abhinav Parashar, while Shipra Gupta, Deepti, Richa Srivastava and Priyanka Srivastava trained the child artists. Pooja Jha managed the costumes and overall coordination, while Sakshi Singh provided technical support. The props and stage materials were managed by Priyanka, Sweta, Sarita, Richa, Ankita, Shefali, Preeti, Virendra and Pooja Jha.
Members of the GreNo West Cultural Forum, Nidhi Dubey, Anju Singh, Deepika Mishra, Aanchal Singh, Anita Pandey and Neeraj Maheshwari, also played key roles in the event. The Ravan Dahan was carried out by the Neki Ka Dabba Foundation’s Nirala Greenshire Team, including Neelu Raj, Nagam, Rajesh, Akshay Raj, Nandini, Rakshita and Aksh Balwara.
This year’s Ravan Dahan was based on a green concept, avoiding any kind of fireworks — a commendable step toward environmental protection.
55 child artists from Samriddhi Grand Avenue brought the epic to life after three months of rigorous practice. Despite holding responsible positions in reputed companies, the organizing team members dedicated their time and effort to ensure the success of the event.
Girish Chandra Shukla, Founder, Neki Ka Dabba
This Bal Ramleela not only celebrated religious and cultural values but also delivered a strong message of character-building, environmental awareness, and social responsibility to the community.