The ISS (Indian Student
Society) team members welcomed the guests in a unique way by making them light
up the candles as Deepavali is a festival of lights.
The team of ISS from ERC
Institute has recently organized their way of celebrating ‘Deepavali’ also
known as ‘Diwali’ (The Festival of Lights) on 17th November 2012
successfully. There was an overwhelming crowd that attended the function which
was held at our Institute. Despite the heavy downpour, the function commenced
on time by traditional lighting-up by our CEO and the Executive Committee.
INDIAN
CLASSICAL DANCE:
Bharathanatyam is the
traditional dance for the Indian community. The function commenced with Indian
Classical Dance by Ms. S. Subhashini, currently a psychology lecturer with her
graceful dance, showing different manifestations of Lord Shiva in her expressions.
Her seven-minute performance was spectacular bringing a loud of applause. She
also showed up her dancing skills not only in classical dance but also in
western and traditional dances too.
MIME:
The highlight of the show
was this MIME. It is acting a story through body emotions without any dialogue.
Our team of 12 members sent a message to the audience by reiterating using mobile
phones wisely. Even though the message was paramount, our boys delivered it in
a hilarious way which was enjoyed by everyone.
DRAMA:
The mythical story of
Deepavali was re-enacted by our students that depicted the rise of Deepavali.
The costumes and accessories of the casts were unique and some of the drama
team members were able to unveil their hidden talents by their emotional
outpour during the drama.
There was also unconditional
support from other private education institutes (PEIs) in their outstanding
performance of dance, songs and music.
INTERNATIONAL
FUSION DANCE:
One of the main highlights
of program was the international fusion dance. The Chinese girls danced in
traditional Indian sarees while the Indian boys danced for the Chinese
traditional dance. There was an overwhelming support from the audience.
As the ISS has concentrated
on not only the Indian students but also opened for all other nationalities to
bring out their hidden talents. They also had external participants from other
PEI’s such as JCU, NUS, PSB, AEC and MDIS students as performers in our SPARK
FEST. We also had special guests and school representatives from Malaysia.
The ISS committee was
pleased by the number of people who attended the function which surpassed 110.
The Spark Fest of ERCI
Indian Student Society(ISS) was indeed a huge success.
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