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Dubai : Tribute to Umesh Nantoor - Musical show on Oct 3

  •   Thu, Apr 17 2014 08:42:29 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Dubai

Dubai, Apr 16 : Ten years have passed since the demise of Umesh Nantoor, Dubai's well-known Tulu language activist, actor, director and socal activist. For friends and fans, his memory is still fresh, as he was fondly loved by all people irrespective of caste, creed and language.

To pay him a rich tribute, in rememberance of his contribution to Tulu and Kannada languages in the UAE, 'Sangama Kalavidaru', the very own brainchild of Umesh Nantoor, now being carried forward by its members, will present a unique show on Friday, October 3 at Sheikh Rashid auditorium.

Noel D'Almeida, who is leading the Sangama Kalavidaru in organising the programme told daijiworld that Umesh was very active among the Tulu, Kannada, and Konkani communities in the UAE, and was instrumental in starting Karnataka Sangha Sharjah, Sangama Kalavidaru while also supporting many associations in the UAE. To remember his contribution and pay a tribute, a musical evening comprising dances and skits by UAE's talented artistes will be organised.

More details will be announced in daijiworld in the coming days.

Contact: Noel D’Almeida on 055 5878692
  

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  • B.G.Mohandas, Bijoor/Manipal

    Fri, Apr 18 2014

    Umesh is still lives in our hearts. His tireless energy & vision was instrumental in inspiring the formation of Tulu & Kannada Associations in Dubai.I appreciate this sentiment to pay tribute to a friend & wish Noel & Team all the success.

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  • REMIGIUS DSOUZA, DUBAI

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    Dear Noel,

    All the best you and your team. Umesh contribution was remarkable and you took the right step all the best

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  • Ishwar M. Ail, Mumbai

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    Namaskaara Novi, Indeed, its a right step to pay tribute to Late Umeshanna.

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  • Renny Lobo (Rodrigues), Gurpur Kaikamba/ Abu Dhabi

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    It will be really good gesture to pay tribute to a great artist, Umesh Nanthur. Thanks Noel and Sangama Kalavidaru. Umesh, your smiling face comes to my mind, when I look at the trophies that we (KCO Abu Dhabi) won at the UAE level Tulu singing competitions. RIP Sir.

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  • Vasant Raj, Mangalore / Abudhabi

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    Really, I am missing you Dear Umeshanna....

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  • Tracy, M'lore/Dubia

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    Paying tribute to Umesh Nanthoor is a great gesture by Sangama Kalavidaru. He was very creative, humorous, good teacher, a great friend to all with kind personality. We miss you Sir!. I will make sure not to miss this event to show my respect to him.

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  • Anand P Valal, Mangalore /Dubai

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    Good initiative Novi..V are with with uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

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  • VITTAL SHETTY, ABUDHABI

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    Umeshanna.....still with us..

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  • Glen Mendonca, Tallur/Dubai

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    A great artist, still remember those days he used to do the make-up and stage settings for our plays, may his soul RIP...

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  • CGS, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 17 2014

    It would be a very fitting tribute to our great artiste friend Umesh Nanthur by Sangama Kalavidaru.He was closely associated with Karnataka Sangha,Daiji Dubai and many other theatre groups in UAE. Good luck to Noel D'Álmeida and his Team.

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