SubDrift showcases its creative talents

CAMBRIDGE, MA — SubDrift (Subcontinental Drift) Boston started its first Open Mic Program of the year with full spirit of enthusiasm at EMW Bookstore, Cambridge, MA, on the night of January 21.

SubDrift is a coalition of South Asian Americans who create momentary but meaningful stage to showcase their hidden talents and express their reactions to the politico-socio-cultural happenings around them through their creative talents.

Aditya Nochur, the master of ceremony and Bunty, the very spirited organizer behind the show, greeted everyone. Geetha Patil sang a Shiva Stuti and read out a poem on Mother.

Neena Wahi, Manvir Singh, Haifa Badi Yousafzai, Hyder Kazmi, Payal Kumar read their humorous poems and entertained the audiences. Shajehan Khan and Warrick Moses presented their sensational instrumental piece to the audience and made them float in the soothing world.

Well-known desi artist Josephine Shetty rocked on the stage and entertained the audience with her unusual singing and dancing. Memorable performances also came from Anjali Naik and

“This space is friendly. People are willing to chat and share their ideas with you and recognize our collective identity which is unique in the world,” said one music fan.