Music and culture took centre stage during an evening dedicated to friendship between India and Tanzania. As part of Seva Pakhwada, the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre (SVCC), under the aegis of the High Commission of India in Dar es Salaam, organised a musical evening titled “Gaa Mere Sang Gaa” on September 25, 2026.
Held at the MP Hall of the High Commission of India, the event celebrated the timeless charm of Bollywood’s retro music, bringing together members of the Indian diaspora and Tanzanian friends through music and cultural exchange.
The evening was attended by Acting Director of SVCC Rajnish Kumar and featured captivating performances by TIC Music, Dr. Shyam Sunder Sharma, and TIC Tabla artist Abhyshek Mukhopadhyay.
Music as a Bridge Between People
Beyond the musical performances, “Gaa Mere Sang Gaa” provided an opportunity for members of the Indian and Tanzanian communities to come together in a spirit of friendship and shared cultural appreciation. Participants enthusiastically joined the performances, giving the evening a warm and inclusive character.
Bollywood melodies served as a bridge between different cultures and generations, highlighting the role of music in bringing people together and promoting cultural exchanges.
From nostalgic songs and musical performances to moments of laughter and interaction, the evening celebrated the people-to-people connections and bonds of friendship between India and Tanzania.
Through the initiative, the High Commission of India in Dar es Salaam highlighted the importance of cultural exchanges in strengthening relations between the two countries.
The event concluded in a warm and festive atmosphere, leaving participants with lasting memories of an evening centred on music, friendship and togetherness.
Different voices, one melody and stronger bonds of friendship — “Gaa Mere Sang Gaa” transformed music into a bridge connecting India and Tanzania.
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