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A panoramic view of the Journey of Indian Cinema exhibition in Guangzhou.
Routes 2 Roots founders Tina Vachani and Rakesh Gupta welcoming the guests in Guangzhou in traditional Indian style during the celebrations of 60 years of Indo-China diplomatic ties.
Routes 2 Roots team in discussion with the ambassador of India in China, H.E S Jaishankar in Beijing to finalise the celebrations of 60 years of Indo-China diplomatic ties.
Journey of Indian Cinema and Indian Film Festival organised by Routes 2 Roots during the celebrations of 60 years of Indo-China diplomatic relations inaugurated by Counsel General of India in Guangzhou.
High Commissioner of Sri Lank H.E Chitranganee Wagiswara, Routes 2 Roots founders Tina Vachani and Rakesh Gupta , DG ICCR Amrendra Khatua, Ambassador of Nepal H.E. Deep Kumar Upadhyay and Lt. Governor of Delhi H.E Najeeb Jung inaugurating Jashn-e-Mohabbat organised by the NGO in the spirit of peace.
A moment from Jashn-e-Mohabbat, the Sufi evening organised by Routes 2 Roots.
Dhruv Sangari & his musicians perform at Jashn-e-Mohabbat in Delhi organised by Routes 2 Roots to celebrate brotherhood and the syncretic culture of India.
Sufi singer and Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khans disciple Dhruv Sangari mesmerised the audience in Delhi with his soulful performance of the kalam of Sufi saints such as Baba Mohabbat, a concert organised by Routes 2 Roots.
The kalam of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar resonates through music lovers as Sufi singer Dhruv Sangari recites the dhamaal with Kathak dancer Kalpana Verma doing bhav on it .
Kathak dancer Kalpana Verma joins Sufi singer Dhruv Sangari (Bilal Chisty) to present bhav as he sings the kalam of Hazrat Amir Khusrau at the Sufi evening Jashn-e-Mohab- bat organized by Routes 2 Roots.
An ode to Sufi music and poetry and the message of peace it has propagated through the centuries by young outstanding Sufi singer Dhruv Sangari (Bilal Chisty ) in a unique evening hosted by Routes 2 Roots.
Routes 2 Roots founders addressing the 2017 batch of IFS officers and emphasising the importance of cultural diplomacy at ICCR, Delhi.
Routes 2 Roots founder Tina Vachani with young girls from Delhi at the Holi event organized by the NGO for under-priviliged children.
Routes 2 Roots founders with 2017 batch of IFS officers at ICCR, New Delhi.
Colours of love! Children leave their hand imprints washed in colours at an event which celebrated the diversity of Indian culture and the syncretic spirit of love and peace that the NGO spreads through its initiatives.
Delightful moments from the Holi event organized by Routes 2 Roots for under-priviliged children at Delhi.