ENGIFEST,DTU

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‘A Utopian Escapade'
It's the ecstatic chill down your spine and tapestry of light made with your firing synapses. It's the pit stop of happiness, camaraderie in an otherwise hectic life and the key to secrets of space time uncurling each other in front of your eyes. Our Utopian Escapade demands your rolled up sleeves and your undivided attention.


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Calling out to all dance enthusiasts to dance their hearts out. Whatever your style be - jazz, hiphop, contemporary, classical or freestyle, SPANDAN gives you a chance to showcase your hidden talent and passion.
The Registrations for SPANDAN are now OPEN
Date:
Group: 16th February,2020
Solo: 14th February,2020
Registration Fees
Solo- ₹100 per person
Group- ₹300 per team
The Registrations for ANUSHTHAAN Group are now OPEN https://forms.gle/hWzYDxpGQEkWLGdR7
The Registrations for ANUSHTHAAN Solo and duet are now OPEN https://forms.gle/whER8DDS7DZyhjn19
Date: 14th February,2020
Registration Fees
Solo- ₹50 per person
Duet- ₹50 per team
Group- ₹150 per team
The Rules and Regulations will be sent to you by email. Please provide your email ID if not already done.




Engifest brings to you the magic of music with this third act of The International Fiesta.
Where words leave off, music begins. And showcasing this we have Alessandro Vasta, a one man band from Italy.
Making his living out of busking, exploring the world and sharing Italian songs he is all set to get you grooving with his entralling performance.
Catch him live on 16th, February at Engifest'20.




Engifest brings to you the magic of music with this third act of The International Fiesta.
Where words leave off, music begins. And showcasing this we have Alessandro Vasta, a one man band from Italy.
Making his living out of busking, exploring the world and sharing Italian songs he is all set to get you grooving with his entralling performance.
Catch him live on 16th, February at Engifest'20.


The Registrations for NATYA, NUKKAD and MAKSAD are now OPEN.
Natya, the stage event, performs the all-important role of storytelling – stories that make you shiver, that make you feel peaceful, that will connect with you on a level that makes a million things cross your mind.
Date: 15th February,2020
Nukkad, the street event, brings out the issues and afflictions that ravage our nation at every moment, each day, and attempts to bring a change in the situations of the afflicted.
Date: 16th February 2020
Maksad is a non-competitive street play performance-cum-discussion event , which dismisses the concept of waiting lists. The waitlisted teams get to perform and discuss their plays. Every year, one play is selected unanimously by all the performing teams that day which then performs at the Nukkad finals.
Date : 14th February, 2020
B-Roll the filmmaking event is all set to stir the director and creator in you and visualise a world of ecstasy.
Date: 15th February,2020
The Rules and Regulations will be sent to you by email. Please provide your email ID if not already done.


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