Mangaluru: Forget graffiti creators, highlight those painting country's culture


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Dec 7: Those who wrote anti-national slogans on the walls of the city are in the news. At the same time, a youth here, who has been drawing paintings which tastefully depict the rich cultural heritage of the country, has been silently winning hearts.

A few perverts find happiness by using walls to air their anti-national sentiments and thus trying to disrupt the sovereignty and peace of the country. At the same time, there are people who beautifully bring to life paintings which match the cultural heritage of the country. Let us overlook those who deface the walls, and concentrate on those who try to establish place by beautifying them.

Pictures of Lord Shiva, tiger, Shivaji Maharaj, several pictures showcasing Kathakali form of dance etc adorn the wall of a private apartment complex on Gurumpe Road leading to Hoigebail from Ashoknagar here. Nitesh is the creator of these art forms.

Nitesh has adopted painting as a hobby for the last eight years. He utilised the opportunity provided by lockdown and got busy with creating paintings on the walls. He has drawn such paintings at many places including Bengaluru and several places in Kerala.

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Shinan, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 08 2020

    Wat happened to those anti-nationals who spilled venom on the walls of Mangalore . Have they been taken by NIA. Their parents wud be crying on their knees . They wud be ashamed to live in the neighborhood where people would now know that their kids are linked with such activities.

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  • Proud Kafir, Riyadh

    Tue, Dec 08 2020

    This is communal. They promote their religious culture but not os islam.

    Why is there no grafitti gloryfying Prophet Muhammad.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Dec 08 2020

    Excellent pictures,featuring our culture ,and nature around us.Let us not worry about those who dance out of line.We should give more attention ,help them to come up.

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Mon, Dec 07 2020

    Congratulations Nitesh... God bless you and your work. Go ahead

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  • Peter, Belman

    Mon, Dec 07 2020

    What a Headline by DW! Thanks to the editorial team.
    This is the way we can motivate the Cultural ambassadors and ignoring the trouble mongers.

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  • Jeevan, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 07 2020

    Fill the wall with good pictures of heritage and culture orelse innocents will come up with criminal culture.

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  • Arun, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 07 2020

    Nice to see talents from our place, keep it up Nitesh. Meanwhile we should not forget to stop wall graffiti artists also as we expect a very cordial and peaceful society in our place.

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  • Ravi, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 07 2020

    Thankyou Daiji for highlighting these gems of Mangalore. Let their tribe rise.

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  • Evans C. Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA

    Mon, Dec 07 2020

    Ravi, Mangalore, I fully agree with your comments. It makes sense.

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