हर उम्र के लोगों में ढोलक सीखने के प्रति बढ़ी दिलचस्पी, झांसी घराने के उस्तादों का क्या है योगदान, जानिए

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लखनऊ में डॉक्टर श्रीकांत शुक्ला से सीखने वालों में बुजुर्ग, युवा और बच्चे भी शामिल

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00:23In Indian tradition, dholak has played an important role in folk songs.

00:31People of all castes are learning dholak.

00:34Let's find out why people are getting interested in dholak,

00:39what is its history, what are the details,

00:42and why dholak is being used in all music.

00:47From birth to death, dholak is played in all our traditions.

00:54In India, dholak is the only instrument that we worship.

01:01In weddings, dholak is worshipped first.

01:05After that, it is offered to the bride.

01:09Only after that, a ceremony begins.

01:12I remember when I was young, dholak was offered to the bride.

01:15When the bride would return, she would come with a dholak.

01:18I was not aware of this, but I used to ask my parents.

01:23They used to tell me that dholak is worshipped,

01:26and it is not sent without worship.

01:28So, dholak is a symbol of our Indian culture.

01:32Indian culture is wonderful.

01:35Every instrument has its own uniqueness.

01:40Dholak is a unique instrument.

01:43If we talk about dholak,

01:46there was a very good dholak teacher, Ustad Bafati Khan.

01:52Bafati Khan had three sons.

01:58His seventh son was Azad, and his eighth son was Shahzad.

02:03One of his students was Ustad Muhammad Azeem Khan.

02:07I had the opportunity to learn from Muhammad Azeem Khan.

02:12Now, I am trying to teach.

02:17I have been learning for 35 years, and I am a student.

02:22I have come as a student, and I want to leave this world as a student.

02:26This is all I have.

02:28My name is Jeetendra Kumar Verma.

02:30I have retired from Kendi Seva.

02:33I have been interested in music since childhood.

02:39My mother also used to sing bhajans.

02:42But, until I was active, I was not able to do it.

02:50But, after retirement, I thought,

02:52I am a little religious, so I am very interested in music.

02:56Especially in dholak, bhajans, and YouTube.

03:00I also sing songs.

03:02Since 2010, I have been a patient and a patient of blood pressure.

03:10Since I have been listening to music, I have lost my blood pressure.

03:16The doctor has also stopped my BP medicines.

03:18This is a very big thing.

03:20My name is Jaya Dhirvedi.

03:22I am a worker.

03:24I have two saloons in Gomti Nagar.

03:26I have been interested in music since childhood.

03:29I have seen in many places,

03:31in my house and other places,

03:33if there is a kirtan or bhajan,

03:36and a dholak is being played,

03:38if a member of the dholak gets up,

03:41they wait for the dholak to start.

03:45When I was young, I used to see these things.

03:48Sometimes, I used to play dholak too.

03:51I used to ask, where is Jaya?

03:53I used to wait for the kirtan to start.

03:55My field is different.

03:58When I came to know that my Guruji teaches very well,

04:03and I got a chance to meet him,

04:05I saw that in 15 days,

04:07whatever I played, I played very well.

04:10I have been to many places,

04:12it is a big thing.

04:14This is going to be fulfilled.

04:16If I play dholak, if I play kirtan,

04:18I will complete it.

04:20He is my Guruji.

04:21He teaches very well.

04:22I want to continue with him.

04:24My name is Premila Mishra.

04:26I am a professional lawyer in the High Court.

04:30One day, I got a chance to play kirtan.

04:33When we play kirtan, someone comes and plays it.

04:36That day, there was no one to play kirtan.

04:38There were two women from our colony.

04:40We felt that we should learn it ourselves.

04:43We called SNM.

04:45We got to know about Guruji,

04:47that he was teaching in the workshop.

04:49We went there.

04:50We attended the workshop for a week.

04:52We got so much that our hands started moving.

04:54We got so much confidence.

04:56Then we talked to him.

04:58We wanted to learn more.

05:00He said, learn more.

05:02We kept coming to the workshop.

05:04While preparing for the workshop,

05:06he arranged so many programs

05:08that our hands started moving.

05:10As our hands started moving,

05:12we got so much confidence.

05:14Then we decided to continue.

05:16The biggest thing is that

05:18if you play any instrument,

05:20any music,

05:22it means that you find it easy.

05:24Even after finding it easy,

05:26you learn it easily.

05:28If you don't find your Guru,

05:30you lose your interest.

05:32Then your attention gets lost.

05:34My name is Bhavna Shrivastav.

05:36I will say my words in two lines.

05:40Many victories are yet to come.

05:42Many defeats are yet to come.

05:44The essence of life is yet to come.

05:48We have started from here for a destination.

05:50This is just a page.

05:52The book is yet to come.

05:56At the age of 53,

06:00we were fortunate enough

06:02to go to a workshop

06:04at the Sangeet Natak Academy.

06:08We met our Guru there.

06:10Dr. Shrikanth Shukla Sir

06:12taught us.

06:16Within a month,

06:18he made us capable enough

06:20to give presentations on the stage.

06:24He taught us the basics.

06:28He said that

06:30if you find a good Guru,

06:34it affects your personality

06:36and your interest.

06:44I have seen it since childhood.

06:46My mother was into classical music.

06:48But the circumstances were such

06:50that we could never

06:52go towards music.

06:54But we were fortunate

06:56to come to this stage.

07:00We are learning with Dr. Shrikanth Shukla Sir.

07:06Our self-confidence has increased.

07:08He has made us capable enough

07:10to give presentations

07:12on two or three stages.

07:14My name is Dipanshi Tiwari.

07:18I have been learning for six months.

07:22I study in the third class.

07:26Sir teaches me well.

07:30My name is Ishita Thakur.

07:32I am in the third class.

07:34I study at G.D. Goenka Public School.

07:38I want to play like Sir.

07:40I want to play professionally.

07:44Yes, I like it a lot.

07:46What do you think when you come here

07:48and play dholak?

07:52We will learn something new today.

07:54I like playing dholak.

07:56My name is Yashashwi Kumari.

08:00Why do you play dholak?

08:02I like it.

08:08I am in the first class.

08:10My name is Mishti.

08:12I study in the seventh class.

08:14I like playing dholak.

08:18When we have a guru like him,

08:20we get motivation to learn.

08:24He has never done partiality.

08:28What is your future like?

08:32I want to become like him.

08:34I want to have a strong hand.

08:38Do you consider this as a career?

08:42When children are born,

08:44they choose a field

08:46for their career.

08:48What is your future like?

08:54I want to play dholak

08:56on big stages.

08:58I want my name to be famous.

09:00Dr. Shrikant Shukla,

09:04my teacher,

09:06I want to make her name famous.

09:08The special thing about dholak

09:10is that dholak is used

09:12in religious events.

09:14Whether it is classical music

09:16or Bollywood songs,

09:18dholak is used in everything.

09:20This is the reason

09:22why people from all walks of life

09:24are learning dholak.

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