Poets are rebels who use their words wisely to change the world bit by bit. Poetry is a powerful tool that is used to spread the message in the most melodious manner. It can be used as a great agent for social change. Poets like Navaldeep Singh uses it as a medium to start conversations on important social matters.

Navaldeep Singh speaks about the current topic of violence against doctors in his latest poetic performance “Safed Coat Wala”. It is an ode to the doctors who are the savior of lives. He portrays the grim reality in our country, where almost 75% of our doctors have faced some form of violence during their practice.

Navaldeep raises his voice against the same through his poem “Safed Coat Wala”.

There is no such thing as an overnight success. It takes years of effort, persistence and hard work to get recognition for your work. If you stick around long enough and endure through all the hurdles, you will get seen for your work eventually. Gopal Datt personifies this spirit gracefully.

A National School of Drama trained actor, he is hugely famous among the netizens, for his performances in the various web series online. He fondly remembers NSD as the most important part of his journey as it changed his vision and ambitions. After completing his education, he moved to Mumbai and got his first break in Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai in 2001. Thereafter, he went on to star in the blockbuster Tere Naam, Samrat & Co. and the National Award-winning Filmistaan.

With numerous remarkable performances under his belt, he is a popular name in the world of web series. Be it in AIB: Honest Engineering Campus Placements or Official CEOgiri or Netflix’s Delhi Crime or comical web-series Pitchers, Gopal manages to craft every character to perfection. His perfect comic timing on one hand while his ability to portray serious roles superbly on the other shows his versatility as an actor.

He is a true theatre artist at heart. Despite the modern concept of acting he still lays huge emphasis on “good literature”, which according to him, plays a crucial part in the development of an actor, guiding him in “making and designing his character.”

As a writer, he shares his feelings about the metaphysical world through his poetry “Kaise hota hoga ishwar”.

Majority of the present-day education system is in a feeble condition. Right from detention policy to strict punishment policies, many aspects of this chapter of the economy needs revision.

“Education Ek Dhokha Hai” is a satire about the same. It presents “the plight of children in the conventional education system.” Necessitating urgent need for a major shift in the system, the poem proposes how education should evolve in the future.

Written and performed by Queeny Vithalani, the video is shot and directed by Navaldeep Singh.

The unique bittersweet bond between a father and a son is a universal sentiment. The eternal love between the two manifests itself in the form of sacrifices made by the father to give a nice life to his children, on one hand, and the consistent efforts of the son to make his father proud, on the other.

Niharika Mishra paints this beautiful relationship in her new poem ‘Pitaji’. In this father’s day special, she describes this unique bond, through an artistic play of words.

Wishing every father, a very happy father’s day.

The story of patriotism did not culminate on 15th August 1947, but a new chapter of endless courage and determination of our brave soldiers began with our Independence. The poem “Amar Kahani”, highlights some of those real heroes, who gave the supreme sacrifice while defending our motherland.

Composed by Niharika Mishra and performed by her, along with Swwapnil Joshi, “Amar Kahani” tells the immortal story of sacrifice, heroism and outstanding service to the nation, of the twenty-one Param Vir Chakra awardees. Right from the partition of 1947 to the Kargil War of 1999 to the 70th Republic Day, we salute every brave soldier of India.

The Talented Indian Community pays homage to all the martyred soldiers and wishes you all a very happy Republic Day.

Jai Hind.