Electronic duo Tech Panda x Kenzani collaborates with Hindustani classical musicians and kathak dancers for Ibtida’s experimental baithak in Mumbai

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Friday, July 18, 2025 12:30:20 PM UTC

Ibtita, a revivalist platform for mehfils and baithaks, brings its first experimental gig, Surrender/Atmasamarpan, where electronic duo Tech Panda x Kenzani will perform with Hindustani classical musicians and Kathak dancers

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