This site is an ‘one man effort’….unfortunately not many come forward with their contributions about Badaga. Its really a wonderful work…….belive me, being faraway from home the website gives me a feeling that world is too small.I have no words to express my feeling I go thru when I’m on the site.It has been a every day rotuine to just go thru. recollecting my oldern days with my grandpa & grandma….īut one question….what about the present snaps and collections ? Really nice sein such old memories (photos). Great collection of rare photos, history and description of Badagas. nanga kalachara marule… i am very proud to say this…Įxcellent collections! please keep it growing.!!Įxcellent work…These pictures are memorable…………….
NA ELLA GU VENDI KEETOOMBUDU ENANDALAE NANGA GOSU MATU ADUNEGA BADUGUDEGE AADU VO….EKANDALAE NANGA MATTU TA AA MATA ADUDHUGA MUDADHARA….ELLANDALAE NANGA VODA NANGA BADAGU SAMUDAYAVEA MUDUDHU OOITRA….
I too would like to do something for my community. It is really interesting (to see these photos). Proud to be a Badaga & Proud to be an Indian. This site is an ‘one man’ effort to do something for the community. The picture collections are excellent…I really appreciate …Good job, I wish you all the best. Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees Keeeeeeeeeep It UP. Ninga Makkai Hattiga Obba Idhalai Pothu, Nanga Baduga Samthayava Munthuga Ethi Bappathuga!! I am very excited to see these pics.There is no words to write my feelings. Very much informative for the current generation like mine. I will be grateful if you can send me the vedio link to Hethai Habba. How many of us can really claim, “I AM PROUD TO BE A BADAGA”?Īnyway, it is the encouraging words from people like you that make me more determined to do something for our community that was initiated by my grand father Rao Bahadur Bellie Gowda and uncle Rao Bahadur Ari Gowda. I have some videos of hettai abba that I’ll post a link to very soon.Īs I have always claimed elsewhere, we Badagas are slowly losing out our identity as a simple, straight forward and strong believers of our great traditions. Yours is a great effort and keep up the great work. I see a lot of disturbing customs like dowry and such starting to develop that are not ours and are starting to kill our system. I was wondering if there was any effort being made to conserve our culture and traditions.
Wonderful collection of articles about our culture. May God bless you with good health and long life to keep up the good work. Thanks for organising the contents and providing the links for all related sites. It is like an online museum Keep up the great work! Priceless pictures some of them very interesting. Please keep the good work so that the present generation like me would know how my ancestors lived. Keep up your good work.Īn effort that needs an applause. Noel Gorky an Award-winning Photographer & Cinematographer, contemporary artist who worked in several Tamil films, also worked individually on documentaries, Ad films, folk, and pop songs.Ĭheck out and enjoy the photo captures of Manal Magudi Theatre Troupe – மணல்மகுடி நாடக நிலம் Tamil Modern Theatre Group performance.Its great to see these rare collections. Special thanks, Photo credits to my good friend Mr. Manal Magudi theatre troupe’s Tamil play has been showcased at the Bharat Rang Mahotsav, 17th International Theatre Festival at National School of Drama in New Delhi. Many of these instruments they use at their plays are been used by tribal peoples like Irulas, Toda and Badaga communities. The Instruments such as didgeridoo, air flute, Bohemian flute and African drums are been used. Music and Lightings are yet other major segments at their play. The performers use body language to bring out different dimensions to their plays. In their drama they use farm lands props that reflect the sentiments of the local people and place like the hays, sticks, dolls and masks, sculptures, paintings and rags. The actors at this dramas speaks a poetic form of Tamil language exhibiting about the various social issues using human centric theatre practice body language and movements to express pain, exhaustion and angst. Manal Magudi theatre troupe continuously experiments with the new genre of theatrical content and form in terms of visuals, text, movements, music, properties and space.
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