- Video Gaining Rapid Popularity with Over 2.4 Million Views and 210,000+ Likes
The folk song ‘Sarguja Naache…’ (Sarguja Dances…), performed by students of Adani Vidya Mandir, Salhi, is rapidly gaining popularity on social media. Showcasing the folk culture, local dialect, and regional identity of Sarguja, the song has garnered over 2.4 million views and more than 210,000 likes across various social media platforms.
Presented by children from a rural area, this song has emerged as a symbol of Sarguja’s cultural identity. With its melodious rendition, local folk tunes, and vibrant cultural elements, the video is capturing the attention of a vast audience. On social media, people are not only praising the children’s talent but also celebrating the rich folk culture of the Sarguja region.
For several years, Adani Vidya Mandir, Salhi, has been fostering both the academic growth of its students and their talents in music, art, and culture. It is a result of these efforts that the song, performed by the school’s students, has reached millions and continues to grow in popularity.
Over the past few years, the school’s music department has provided training to students in singing as well as in playing instruments such as the tabla, dholak, harmonium, conga, and keyboard. The students have carved a distinct identity for themselves by participating in various cultural programs and competitions.
Under the guidance of their music teacher, the students have made remarkable progress in the field of music. Many students are also pursuing the ‘Sangeet Visharad’ (a formal music certification) course through an institution affiliated with Khairagarh Music University, where they have demonstrated excellent performance. Over the past three years, students from Adani Vidya Mandir, Salhi, have earned acclaim through their performances at various cultural forums, including the Ramgarh Mahotsav. They have also achieved notable success in classical singing competitions at both the block and district levels.
Expressing her joy regarding the success of the video, Aarti Singh—a student at Adani Vidya Mandir, Salhi, who participated in the song—remarked, “It is a matter of great pride for us to see such love for the culture of Surguja. It reflects the deep affection people hold for our land and our language.”
Arohi, who also performed in the song, shared, “The fact that our song has reached millions of people is a significant achievement for us. The love we have received from the audience inspires us to strive for even greater excellence.”
Naman Tande, who played the harmonium for the song, said, “It is truly heartening to see the identity of Surguja reach people across the country. Being a part of this song has been a memorable experience for me.”
The Principal of Adani Vidya Mandir, Salhi, stated, “This achievement is a testament to the students’ talent, hard work, and dedication. We are delighted that, through their performance, our students have shared the culture of Surguja with millions.”
The popularity of ‘Surguja Naache…’ demonstrates that when children from rural areas are provided with the right opportunities and a platform, they can showcase their talent and gain recognition on a national stage. This song, presented by the students of Adani Vidya Mandir, Salhi, now serves as a vibrant representation of Surguja’s cultural heritage and the potential of its young talent on social media.