Arts, Music and Culture

Based in Hong Kong, In Harmony Arts and Culture Limited (IHAC) is committed to promoting Indian classical and folk music and fostering interactions between Indian and music from other cultures.

In May 2019, IHAC produced “Raaga and Rhythm”, a unique concert that brought together 35 musicians and 9 vocalists blending traditional and popular Indian music with jazz, symphonic and Chinese music. The concert featured child prodigy Rahul Vellal, playback singer Ronkini Gupta, guitar legend Eugene Pao and erhu (Chinese violin) virtuoso, Jessie Hou.

Chellaram Foundation was pleased to contribute over HK$ 440,000 in support of the event.

The Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan is a unique place to learn and it is the largest centre for Indian Arts and Culture outside India. Located in London, the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan has been a centre for aspiring performers, teachers and for those that wish to learn about Indian arts for 40 years. Currently, over 800 students are enrolled in different programs.

In recognition of the importance of its work in keeping the rich artistic and cultural heritage of India alive and available to all, Chellaram Foundation has contributed more than GBP 100,000 to Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan.

Pinch Media is producing a character-driven documentary film exploring one of the world’s oldest civilisations that thrived in the Indus Valley and the role of the Sindhi emanating from this ancient civilisation.

Chellaram Foundation has signed an MOU with Pinch Media to contribute GBP 56,000 towards the making of this documentary film.