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Upcoming Schedule of Naadam program

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  1. Sat 12:00 PM, 15 Mar 2025 on Vasantham (HD) channel
    On his journey across India, Shabir meets one of the most well-known players of the Nagada and visits a fort that still has the royal war drums that once commanded the armies.

Past Schedule of Naadam program

Showing top 7 upcoming show times. Show times are sorted in increasing order of start time.

  1. Sat 12:00 PM, 8 Mar 2025 on Vasantham (HD) channel
    A wind instrument played by snake charmers, the Magudi is an instrument that is played with no pause. Shabir goes in search of the nomadic tribes that are struggling to keep the Magudi alive.
  2. Sat 12:00 PM, 1 Mar 2025 on Vasantham (HD) channel
    A complex instrument that resembles a human voice, the Sarangi is a soulful bowed, short-necked string instrument. Shabir goes on a journey to find out more about the instrument and its amazing sound.
  3. Sat 12:00 PM, 22 Feb 2025 on Vasantham (HD) channel
    Edakka, the hourglass-shaped drum from Kerala, is a unique single stick percussion instrument. Shabir journeys to Palakkad, Kerala to decipher the secret behind its sounds.
  4. Sat 12:00 PM, 15 Feb 2025 on Vasantham (HD) channel
    One of the most ancient percussion instruments of South India, the Ghatam has come from the humble spherical mud pot. We find out how this ancient pot has harnessed the elements of Earth, Fire, Wind, and Water to take form as the Ghatam.
  5. Sat 12:00 PM, 8 Feb 2025 on Vasantham (HD) channel
    In this episode, Shabir meets Baradwaj Raman, the grandson of Padma Bhushan Veena Virtuoso S. Balachander, who is a young and upcoming artiste performing in India and abroad.
  6. Sat 12:00 PM, 1 Feb 2025 on Vasantham (HD) channel
    Shabir delves into the history of the Nadaswaram and meets a couple whose love for the Nadaswaram blossomed on to a love story like no other.
  7. Sat 8:00 PM, 25 Jan 2025 on Vasantham (HD) channel
    Shabir meets Johnson, a fifth generation Mridangam maker to understand the making process and the use of three different animal skins in the making of this vital instrument in the first episode of this brand new series.