21-03-25 , 6:00 pm
UNIVERSITY PLAYGROUND
Registrations:0
Prize PoolRs.20000
ANTARAGNI is a vibrant platform for students to showcase their creative talents in a meaningful and expressive way. From dancing, mime, singing, and rapping to short film-making and fusion performances, the event brings together diverse art forms on one stage. It celebrates passion, creativity, and cultural diversity, giving students an opportunity to express themselves through music, movement, and storytelling. Whether performing solo or in groups, participants get a chance to shine, entertain, and inspire the audience.
Feel the beat, own the street
Sub-events
Following are the sub-events of this main event. Read the details carefully and choose the ones that best match your interests and expertise. Don't miss your chance to participate and showcase your skills!
Solo Dance / Group Dance
Solo Singing
Short Film
Rap / Beat-boxing
Rounds
Following are the details for this event. Read the details carefully about the rounds this event has. Don't miss your chance to participate and showcase your skills!
ROUND 1
ROUND 2
ROUND 3
ROUND 4
RULES & REGULATIONS
- All participants must arrive at least 30 minutes before the event starts. Latecomers will not be allowed to perform
- No student can directly participate in the final round without clearing the previous rounds
- Inappropriate or vulgar clothing and songs are not allowed.
- Participants must submit their chosen song and background video to the event coordinator one day before their audition and performance.
- Students should be fully prepared with their song and outfit before the event.
- Performances will be judged based on talent, decency, and discipline.
- Judges' decision is final and must be accepted by all participants. No appeals or objections will be entertained.
- Participants will be eliminated after each round based on the judges' evaluation.
- Participants must respect the event coordinators, judges, and fellow contestants at all times. Any misbehavior may lead to disqualification.
