Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Friday joined the audience to witness the inaugural performance of the acclaimed theatrical production ‘Hamare Ram’ in Mohali, featuring renowned actor Ashutosh Rana in a powerful lead performance, marking the beginning of a statewide cultural initiative under which the Punjab Government will organise 41 free performances across 12 cities during August and September. Describing the initiative as an effort to take the timeless teachings of Lord Sri Ram to the people, the Chief Minister said the programme aims to strengthen the values of Sanatan Dharma while spreading the message of truth, righteousness, compassion and unity through the powerful medium of theatre.
Reaffirming his government’s commitment to preserving Punjab’s rich cultural heritage, the Chief Minister said the performances have been made free of cost so that people from all sections of society can experience and draw inspiration from the life and ideals of Lord Sri Ram.
Addressing a packed auditorium during the inaugural performance, CM Bhagwant Singh Mann said, “The Punjab Government is organising 41 performances of the acclaimed production across 12 cities of the state during August and September to promote the rich cultural heritage and traditional values of Punjab.”
Highlighting the significance of the initiative, CM Bhagwant Singh Mann said, “Punjab is a sacred and historic land, and the state government is committed to perpetuating its glorious legacy. The Punjab Government is organising the Hamare Ram show, which beautifully brings to life the timeless teachings and ideals of Lord Sri Ram. A special highlight of this production is the participation of internationally acclaimed actor Ashutosh Rana, whose powerful performance adds immense value to the show.”
Detailing the statewide initiative, he said, “The Punjab Government will organise 41 performances of Hamare Ram during the months of August and September, with the series commencing today from Mohali. These performances will be held across 12 cities of Punjab, namely Mohali, Bathinda, Jalandhar, Ferozepur, Hoshiarpur, Amritsar, Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Patiala, Ludhiana, Sangrur and Khanna. Through this initiative, the state government aims to promote the rich cultural heritage and traditional values of Punjab.”