South Indian Street and Wedding Food Festival
2026-02-01 15:30 - 22:00 (Asia/Kolkata) | In Front of Clubhouse Aparna Sarovar, Nallagandla, Hyderabad, Telangana, 500046, India
South Indian Street and Wedding Food Festival
Flavors Unleashed: Embark on a culinary journey through the vibrant streets of South India. Explore the authentic tastes of traditional live counters offering a diverse array of both wedding-style and street-style delights.
Street Elegance: Immerse yourself in the charm of South Indian street food within an ambiance that captures the essence of bustling markets. Our live counters recreate the magic of wedding feasts and the simplicity of street-side stalls, offering a diverse range of flavors that cater to every palate.
Live Counters Extravaganza: Delight your taste buds with a variety of live counters featuring iconic South Indian dishes. From the crispy goodness of dosas to the delectable bondas, savory vadas, the all time favourite boorelu, and the spicy kick of mirchi bhajjis, our live counters showcase the rich and varied street food culture of South India.
Culinary Heritage: South Indian Street and Wedding Food Festival is not just a food festival; it’s a celebration of culinary heritage. Each dish, whether it’s the golden dosas or the flavorful bondas or the authentic Bhimavaram Jackfruit Pulao or the tantalizing street bhel, tells a story of tradition, family recipes, and the love that goes into preparing every bite.
Community Vibes: Beyond the tempting flavors, South Indian Street and Wedding Food Festival creates a vibrant community space. Gather with friends and family, share stories, and revel in the lively atmosphere that mirrors the spirited streets of South India. Join us in celebrating the rich tapestry of South Indian culinary traditions at South Indian Street and Wedding Food Festival– where every bite is a cultural experience.

Sutradhar
2026-02-01 15:30 - 22:00 | Gymnastics Area Aparna Sarovar, Nallagandla, Hyderabad, Telangana, 500046, India
Sutradhar – A Journey Through Threads and Lives
An Ode to India’s Weaving Legacy
At Aparna Sarovar Prabhala Teertham, Sutradhar unfolds as a soulful tribute to India’s timeless weaving traditions. Inspired by the vibrant legacy of Pochampalli, this showcase invites the community to reconnect with the colours, stories, and quiet pride woven into every thread. It is a space to slow down, look closer, and rediscover the living heritage carried forward by our weavers.
From Cocoon to Creation
This experience gently guides visitors through the entire life of a weave—starting from the delicate cocoon, transforming into fine yarn, moving through refining and design, and finally coming alive on the rhythmic loom. Each stage reveals not just a process, but the discipline, patience, and artistic depth of the weaving community. It is a journey that helps one truly appreciate the unseen effort behind every handwoven fabric.
Weavers, Their Lives, and Their Resilience
Sutradhar is as much about people as it is about textiles. The showcase highlights the lives of weavers—their resilience, dedication, and quiet determination to preserve a craft passed down through generations. Through live demonstrations and visual storytelling, visitors gain an intimate understanding of the human stories that sustain this heritage.
A Platform for Thought and Possibility
The festival committee envisions this initiative as a starting point for reflection and dialogue. It poses gentle yet powerful questions—can government bodies, private institutions, and corporate houses come together to support weaving communities more meaningfully? Can creative innovation and emerging AI technologies collaborate with traditional craftsmanship to open new pathways for growth? Sutradhar encourages visitors to imagine a future where this ancient skill evolves into a vibrant, inclusive industry.
Celebrating Excellence in Craftsmanship
This showcase proudly features Shreeranjan Ikkat Tie and Dye Artisans and Workers Producer Company Limited, a collective whose work has received national recognition, including a visit by the Hon’ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, and representation at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Their presence adds depth and authenticity to the experience, bringing excellence and credibility to this cultural journey.
Live Displays and Visual Narratives
To make the experience immersive and engaging, Sutradhar will feature live weaving displays along with a continuous screen presentation. Together, they create a rich sensory environment where tradition, movement, and storytelling come together—allowing visitors of all ages to witness heritage in motion.

Gali Geet
2026-02-01 16:00 - 21:00 | Amphitheatre Area, Aparna Sarovar, Hyderabad, Telangana, 500046, India
GALI GEET – Melodies from the Streets
Echoes of Everyday MagicRemember those unexpected moments when a simple bus ride, a train journey, or a walk through a bustling bazaar suddenly came alive with song? In the middle of everyday chaos, a street singer’s voice would rise above the noise, filling the air with melody, rhythm, and emotion. These spontaneous performances had the power to turn ordinary spaces into unforgettable experiences, leaving behind smiles, goosebumps, and lasting memories.
The Soul of Street MusicStreet singers are custodians of a rich musical legacy. With powerful voices, sharp memory, natural timing, and soulful instruments, they perform with an authenticity that is deeply moving. Their songs are learned not from stages or studios, but from life itself. Through their music, they remind us of a culture that has always celebrated art as a shared experience—accessible, heartfelt, and rooted in the lives of people.
Nostalgia Meets Celebration at Prabhala TeerthamAs part of Prabhala Teertham at Aparna Sarovar, Gali Geet brings this timeless charm into our village fair setting. The familiar atmosphere of community gathering blends beautifully with the raw energy of street music, creating a space where memories resurface and new ones are made. It is an evening that invites listeners to pause, listen, and reconnect with the simple joys of music.
An Evening of Shared MelodiesGali Geet welcomes the Sangeet Samrats of the streets to Aparna Sarovar, offering residents an evening filled with heartfelt songs and soulful performances. Whether you hum along, tap your feet, or simply soak in the ambience, this musical experience promises warmth, connection, and a deep sense of cultural belonging—just as Prabhala Teertham intends.

Divya Mangal Aarti
2026-02-01 20:30 - 22:00 | In Front of Clubhouse Aparna Sarovar, Nallagandla, Hyderabad, Telangana, 500046, India
Divya Mangal Aarti: A Celestial Symphony of Devotion
Veda Chanting and Naivedyam: Commence a spiritual sojourn with the resonant echoes of Veda chanting, a melodic invocation to the revered Lord Shiva. As the verses unfold, weaving a tapestry of divine verses, witness the offering of naivedyam—a symbolic culinary tribute that symbolizes devotion and humility.
Aarti in Ganga Style: A Dance of Light and Faith Experience the enchanting spectacle of Aarti in Ganga Style, a sacred prayer performed by pandits adorned in traditional attire. They delicately circle brass lamps or diyas in a clockwise motion. This sacred practice of doing aarti is believed to imbue the lamps with the divine power of the deity, creating an ethereal ambiance.
Mantra Pushpa: A Vedic Blossom of Devotion Concluding the divine symphony, the soul-stirring Mantra Pushpa resonates, a Vedic hymn sung during the offering of flowers to Hindu deities. This poignant moment marks the culmination of Pujas, a floral tribute symbolizing purity, love, and the ephemeral beauty of devotion.
Benediction of Divine Radiance: Participate in this spiritual crescendo, where each element—the ancient verses, the rhythmic dance of light, and the floral offering—converges to pray for global peace and harmony. The ceremony captures the essence of devotion, allowing devotees to immerse themselves in the divine embrace of Lord Shiva.
Join us in the transcendental journey of Divya Mangal Aarti, where spirituality and tradition merge to create a tapestry of reverence and divine communion.

Village Pilgrimage Prasadam
2026-02-01 21:30 - 22:00 | In Front of Clubhouse Aparna Sarovar, Nallagandla, Hyderabad, Telangana, 500046, India
Village Pilgrimage Prasadam – A Divine Offering
As part of the Sarovar Prabhala Teertham festivities, the Appanapally Ventakeshwara Swamy Temple has graciously extended a special gesture of devotion and goodwill. In appreciation of our community’s efforts to revive and celebrate the rich traditions of Prabhala Teertham, the temple will prepare a unique prasadam exclusively for Aparna Sarovar residents. This sacred offering is a testament to the strong bond between our festival and the living heritage of the village temples.
A Token of Blessings and Gratitude
The prasadam is more than just a treat; it is a divine blessing. Prepared with care and reverence by the temple authorities, it symbolizes the continuity of faith, culture, and community spirit. Every morsel carries with it the goodwill and devotion of the temple, offering residents a chance to partake in a truly spiritual and cultural experience.
Strengthening Cultural Ties
This special initiative reinforces the connection between urban communities and traditional village temples. By receiving prasadam directly from the revered Ventakeshwara Swamy Temple, residents are reminded of the living traditions that sustain Indian culture. It is an opportunity to feel the essence of devotion, celebrate heritage, and engage in the spiritual fabric that Prabhala Teertham aims to preserve.
A Celebration of Community and Faith
The Village Pilgrimage Prasadam will be made available exclusively to residents, making it a shared moment of gratitude, culture, and divine blessings. Families can experience the joy of participating in a sacred tradition, bridging the gap between urban life and timeless rural practices. It is a humble yet meaningful way to honor the festival’s spirit and the temple’s generosity.
