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Jammu and Kashmir: First-ever open-air theatre launched on Dal Lake

| @indiablooms | Oct 31, 2021, at 08:06 pm

Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir's first-ever open-air floating theatre was launched on the Dal Lake recently.

During the concluding ceremony of the ongoing Iconic week celebrations, the theatre was inaugurated by J&K chief secretary Arun Kumar Mehta, reports ANI news agency.

The theatre is aiming to attract more tourists to the region.

On this occasion, a Shikara rally, adorned with shining lights passed through Nehru Park to Kabootar Khana with local artists singing and dancing to Kashmiri songs which entertained guests and passersby, the news agency reported.

Bollywood film 'Kashmir ki Kali' was screened during the festival.

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