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Rhythm Reimagined by Tāl Fry – Indian Classical Fusion Concert at The Cube, NMACC

Fri, Mar 27, 2026
7:30 PM onwards (IST)
The Cube| Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, Mumbai
A tabla player smiling during a live performance, seated behind the tabla with microphones around the instrument under colorful stage lighting.
A vocalist singing into a microphone on stage, illuminated by bright backlighting during a live performance.
A percussionist seated on stage playing the ghatam (clay pot percussion instrument) under focused stage lighting during a live performance.
A sitar player seated on stage performing on the sitar, dressed in an orange traditional kurta with a microphone placed near the instrument.
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Mahavir Chandrawat, Adarsh M Nair +5 more

About This Event

Rhythm Reimagined by Tāl Fry is a live Indian classical fusion concert presented at The Cube, Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC), Mumbai, on 27 March 2026. The performance marks the ensemble’s Mumbai debut and brings together a group of musicians exploring rhythmic traditions of Indian classical music within a contemporary ensemble format.

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Rhythm Reimagined by Tāl Fry is a live Indian classical fusion concert presented at The Cube, Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC), Mumbai, on 27 March 2026. The performance marks the ensemble’s Mumbai debut and brings together a group of musicians exploring rhythmic traditions of Indian classical music within a contemporary ensemble format.

The concert features members of the ensemble Tāl Fry, presenting a collaborative performance that integrates instruments and traditions from both Hindustani and Carnatic music systems. The ensemble includes Mahavir Chandrawat (Dholak), Aadarsh M. Nair (Vocal), Varun Rajasekharan (Ghatam), Soumendra Goswami (Sitar), Manohar Balatchandirane (Mridangam), Ravinder Rajput (Flute), and Zargham Akram Khan (Tabla). Together, the artists present compositions and improvisational passages that highlight rhythmic dialogue across multiple percussion traditions.

Through this performance, Rhythm Reimagined explores how classical rhythmic frameworks can be presented in a modern concert setting while maintaining connections to traditional musical forms. Hosted at The Cube, one of the experimental performance spaces within the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, the concert reflects the increasing presence of collaborative and cross-genre projects within India’s evolving live music landscape.

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Concert
A flautist seated on stage playing a bamboo flute, dressed in a red kurta during a live performance.

Ravinder Rajput

Bansuri (Flute)

Ravinder Rajput, a Delhi-based Hindustani bansuri artist, trains under Shri Kailash Sharma. He performs solo/duet concerts and teaches flute to students of all levels.

A percussionist seated on stage playing the ghatam (clay pot percussion instrument) under focused stage lighting during a live performance.

Varun Rajasekharan, an Indian ghatam percussionist, performs in classical and fusion music, collaborating with The Revisit Project and Anirudh Varma Collective.

A vocalist singing into a microphone on stage, illuminated by bright backlighting during a live performance.

Adarsh M Nair is a Delhi-based Carnatic vocalist trained under Guruvayoor Dr. T.V. Manikandan, performing widely and teaching while researching music therapy.

A tabla player smiling during a live performance, seated behind the tabla with microphones around the instrument under colorful stage lighting.

Mahavir Chandrawat is a tabla and dholak artist trained under Pt. Ravinder Soni, Pt. Mukund Bhale & Pt. Suresh Talwalkar, performing classical, theatre & fusion music in India.

A tabla player in a white kurta performing on stage, smiling while playing the tabla with a microphone placed nearby.

Zargham Akram Khan, son of Ustad Akram Khan, is a young tabla player from the Ajrara gharana, performing at festivals and concerts, often in duets with his father.

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Manohar Balatchandirane is a Mridangam player.

Mridangam artist Manohar Balatchandirane, based in Delhi, performs Carnatic concerts, dance accompaniment, and fusion with Tal Fry. A trained educator, he teaches rhythm across India.

Cultural Center

Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) is a performing arts venue in Mumbai, featuring theaters, exhibitions, and large-scale productions, dedicated to promoting Indian and global arts.

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Jio World Centre, G Block Rd, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai, MH, 400051

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