Let the Hunt Begin!

Today we had our Talent Hunt, Meraki 2021. We arrived at the college before 8.30 am to practice. But none of the classrooms were open, so we chose the parking lot to practice. The intro video for the program was edited and scripted by Sajin, who did a fabulous job and took our show to another level. The song performance by Revathy, Aby and Aleena was refreshing and had an element of surprise.

Our theme play had a few hiccups along the way but the audience didn't seem to notice it. Altogether the show went much better than expected.

But the highlight of the day was the show put up by the physical science optional. Each and every person's performance exceeded the expectations. Their musical drama based on the socially relevant topic 'Female Foeticide' gave me goosebumps. The dance was well choreographed with dancer's each movement matching the energy of the song.

Hope the other optionals will continue to exceed the expectations.

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