Events &
Registrations
Solo Events
01
Mono Act
Concept & Intent
Devas vs Asuras – The Eternal Battle transforms the ramp into a mythological narrative, portraying the timeless conflict between divine forces (Devas) and powerful warriors (Asuras). Through costumes, makeup, expressions, and movement, participants visually represent the contrasting energies of light and darkness, harmony and ambition, order and rebellion.
The intent of this theme is to blend fashion with storytelling, encouraging participants
to creatively interpret mythological characters and present them with strong
stage presence. The ramp walk aims to create a dramatic visual experience that celebrates culture, creativity, and character portrayal, making the show more than just
a walk but a performative narrative.
Rules & Guidelines
- Only one person is allowed on stage to perform.
- The actor may play one or multiple roles within the same act.
- Duration – 3-5 minutes
- The script should adhere to the given theme.
- Minimal, self-arranged props are usually allowed.
- Recorded voice-overs/dialogues are prohibited, but background music is allowed
if required - Obscene gestures, vulgarity, or exceeding the time limit can lead to disqualification
or penalty points. - A2-minute grace period is often allowed for stage setup.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. INICCA
7019207734
Student Co ordinator
MS. NIKHAT SABA
8746900319
02
Rhythms Of India
Concept & Intent
Ranga Nayaka celebrates the power of theatre as a mirror of life. It invites performers
to bring stories, emotions, conflicts, and human experiences to the stage
through powerful expression, movement, and storytelling. Whether through dialogue,
silent expression, or character portrayal, the stage becomes a space where
society, imagination, and emotions come alive.
General Rules
- Performances must respect the grammar of the chosen dance form.
- Vulgarity or inappropriate gestures are strictly prohibited.
- Participants must report in full costume and makeup.
- Music tracks must be submitted in advance in MP3 format.
- Exceeding the time limits will attract negative marking.
Rules & Guidelines
- Each team must consist of 5-12 participants.
- The performance must be based on the theme “Tradition vs Development- Evolving
without Erasing.” - Teams are free to interpret the theme in creative ways such as cultural traditions
vs modern lifestyles, heritage vs urbanization, generational conflicts, technology vs
traditional values, or preserving identity in a rapidly changing world. - Participants may present the theme through social drama, satire, symbolic theatre,
folklore adaptation, or contemporary storytelling. - Total performance time: 15-20 minutes including setup. Exceeding the time limit
may lead to point deduction. - The performance may be presented in Kannade or English
- Teams may use minimal props, costumes, background music, and basic stage
elements to enhance the production. Teams must arrange their own props
and materials. - Scripts may be original or adapted, but plagiarism is strictly prohibited.
- Vulgar, offensive, or inappropriate content will lead to disqualification.
- Teams must report 30 minutes prior to the event.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. REVATHI K -
9448552077
Student Co ordinator
MS. BHAGYASHREE
6361228582
03
Spark and sync
Concept & Intent
Ranga Nayaka celebrates the power of theatre as a mirror of life. It invites performers
to bring stories, emotions, conflicts, and human experiences to the stage
through powerful expression, movement, and storytelling. Whether through dialogue,
silent expression, or character portrayal, the stage becomes a space where
society, imagination, and emotions come alive.
General Rules
- Performances must respect the grammar of the chosen dance form.
- Vulgarity or inappropriate gestures are strictly prohibited.
- Participants must report in full costume and makeup.
- Music tracks must be submitted in advance in MP3 format.
- Exceeding the time limits will attract negative marking.
Rules & Guidelines
- Any Western style permitted (Hip-Hop, Contemporary, Jazz, Freestyle, etc.).
- Group strength should be minimum 15 to maximum 20 members.
- Time Limit: Solo: 3+1 minutes. Group: 6+1 minutes
- Music must be free from explicit or offensive lyrics.
- Props permitted if they enhance choreography and are safe.
- Teams must submit their music track in MP3 format before the deadline.
- Excessive suggestive gestures or inappropriate movements will lead to penalty.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. ASHA V KR
94814353379
Student Co ordinator
MS. SUDHA
8618787178
04
Aradhana
Concept & Intent
together to create harmony, emotion, and energy. It provides a platform for singers
and musicians to express their artistry through melody, rhythm, and performance.
From the richness of Indian musical traditions to the vibrancy of Western styles and
band performances, this event brings together diverse musical expressions on one
stage.
Music - General Rules
- All performances must maintain musical integrity, cultural sensitivity, and decorum.
- Lyrics or compositions containing obscenity, hate speech, or political messaging are
strictly prohibited. - Exceeding the prescribed time limit may result in penalty or disqualification.
- Judges’ decisions are final and binding.
Rules & Guidelines
- The competition is open to both Solo and Group performances.
- Each college may send one entry for Solo and one entry for Group.
- A group may consist of 2-6 members.
– - must reflect Indian musical heritage, including Classical,
Semi-classical, Bhajan, Devotional, Folk, or Traditional compositions. - Solo: 4-6 minutes; Group: 8-10 minutes
- Participants may perform with live instruments or karaoke tracks.
- Karaoke tracks must not contain lead vocals.
- Participants must bring their audio track in MP3 format on a pen drive.
- Basic acoustic instruments such as tanpura, harmonium, tabla, or other traditional
instruments are permitted if arranged by the participants. - Performances should preserve the essence of Indian musical traditions.
- Excessive remixing or distortion of traditional compositions is discouraged.
- Participants must report 30 minutes prior to the event.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. MEERA RAMDAS. E
9739694587
Student Co ordinator
MS. GAYATHRI
7259401905
05
Vox and vibes
Concept & Intent
Ranga Nayaka celebrates the power of theatre as a mirror of life. It invites performers
to bring stories, emotions, conflicts, and human experiences to the stage
through powerful expression, movement, and storytelling. Whether through dialogue,
silent expression, or character portrayal, the stage becomes a space where
society, imagination, and emotions come alive.
General Rules
- Performances must respect the grammar of the chosen dance form.
- Vulgarity or inappropriate gestures are strictly prohibited.
- Participants must report in full costume and makeup.
- Music tracks must be submitted in advance in MP3 format.
- Exceeding the time limits will attract negative marking.
Rules & Guidelines
- Each college may send one Solo and one Group entry.
- A group may consist of 2-6 members.
- Participants may perform any Western genre such as Pop, Rock, Jazz, Blues, Indie,
Rap, or Contemporary Western music. - Time Limit: Solo: 4-6 minutes; Group: 8-10 minutes.
- Songs may be performed primarily in English or any Western language.
- Participants may perform with karaoke tracks or live instruments.
- Karaoke tracks must not contain lead vocals.
- Tracks must be submitted in MP3 format via pen drive.
- Acoustic instruments such as guitar, keyboard, cajon, etc. are permitted.
- Participants may perform covers or original compositions. Creativity
in arrangement and interpretation is encouraged. - Participants must report 30 minutes before the event begins.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. MEERA RAMDAS. E
9739694587
Student Co ordinator
MR. ADWAITH MANU
9605753809
06
Poetry Recitation
Concept & Intent
- “Between the Lines”: Unspoken emotions, silent struggles, inner voices. Poems
about what is felt but never said. - “Time Has a Memory”: Personal instances from the past, present, and future.
Reflections on change, nostalgia, legacy, and the passage of time. - “Voices Unheard”: Marginalized perspectives. Poems that speak for the forgotten,
ignored, or misunderstood. - “Letters Never Sent”: Personal expression. Poems written as letters—to people,
places, memories, or oneself. - “Roots & Wings”: Heritage and growth. Exploring tradition, identity, ambition, and
transformation.
Rules & Guidelines
- Poems must be original and self-written.
- Time limit: 3-5 minutes.
- Language: Kannada/ Engl/i Hsinhdi
- Use of props, costumes, or background music is not permitted.
- must maintain dignity and sensitivity.
- Reading from paper or mobile phone is allowed but discouraged.
- Any form of plagiarism will lead to immediate disqualification.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. E. BERYL
8971952640
Student Co ordinator
MS. P JENNIFER
7022886183
07
Storytelling
Concept & Intent
- “One Moment Changed Everything”: A turning point. A single incident that altered
a life or belief. - “Stories from the Ordinary”: Everyday heroes. Extraordinary meaning hidden in
common lives. - “If Walls Could Speak”: Places as narrators. Stories told from the perspective of a
room, street, home, or institution. - “Once Upon a Truth”: Fiction inspired by reality. Real emotions wrapped in imaginative
storytelling. - “The Day | Understood…” : Self-realization. A story of growth, awareness, or inner
change.
Rules & Guidelines
- Stories must be original (real or fictional).
- Time limit: 4-5 minutes.
- Language: Kannada/ English/ Hindi.
- Hand-held props are not allowed.
- Offensive, political, or religiously sensitive content is strictly prohibited.
- Audience interaction must remain respectful.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS.PRIYANKA S
88661185119
Student Co ordinator
MR. NAVEEN
9916194070
08
Reel It
Rules & Guidelines
- This is an individual event. Each college may send one participant.
- The theme will be announced 30 minutes prior to the competition.
- Participants must create a short reel/video based on the announced theme.
- The reel must not exceed 60 seconds.
- Participants will be given time to conceptualize and create the reel after the
theme is announced. - Participants must use their own mobile phones or devices for recording and editing.
- The reel must be original and created during the event. Pre-made content is not
allowed. - Content must be appropriate for a college audience.
- Vulgar, offensive, or political content will lead to disqualification.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. PUSHPANJALI
8985663228
Student Co ordinator
MR. KALYAN
6362274580
09
MEME it
Rules & Guidelines
- This is an individual event.. Each college may send one participant.
- The theme will be announced 30 minutes prior to the competition.
- Participants must create a digital meme based on the given theme.
- Memes must be submitted in JPEG or PNG image format.
- Participants will be given 30 minutes to design the meme.
- Participants may use any design or editing software/apps on their own devices.
- The meme must be original and created during the competition. Copying existing
internet memes is not allowed. - Memes must be creative, relevant, and suitable for a college audience.
- Offensive or inappropriate content will lead to disqualification.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. LAXMI S N
8618869628
Student Co ordinator
MR. FAYZAN
9731845131
10
Mandala Art
Concept
Circle of Cultures celebrates the diversity and richness of traditions through art.
Participants are invited to visually represent cultural identities, heritage, rituals, and
traditions using colours, patterns, and artistic elements.
This category encourages artists to explore themes such as festivals, attire, folk traditions,
mythology, architecture, and cultural symbols, transforming them into vibrant
visual expressions. The focus lies in authenticity, creativity, and the ability to
bring culture to life through art.
Theme
“Celebrating Cultures — Colours of Tradition & Identity”
Participants must depict any culture (regional, national, or global) through their artwork.
Rules & Guidelines
- This is an individual event. Each college may send one participant.
- Artwork must align with the theme of culture and tradition, expressed through
mandala patterns. - Total time: 90 minutes.
- Participants must create a mandala design incorporating cultural elements, symbols,
or motifs. - Participants must bring their own materials. Only hand-drawn mandalas are
allowed.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. RAGA JYOTHI
9686230084
Student Co ordinator
MS. TEJESWINI
8050657455
11
Pot Painting
Concept
Circle of Cultures celebrates the diversity and richness of traditions through art.
Participants are invited to visually represent cultural identities, heritage, rituals, and
traditions using colours, patterns, and artistic elements.
This category encourages artists to explore themes such as festivals, attire, folk traditions,
mythology, architecture, and cultural symbols, transforming them into vibrant
visual expressions. The focus lies in authenticity, creativity, and the ability to
bring culture to life through art.
Rules & Guidelines
- This is an individual event. Each college may send one participant.
Participants must paint the pot based on cultural themes such as festivals,
traditional art forms, or heritage motifs. - Total time: 90 minutes.
- Pots are brought by participants. Participants must bring their own paints and
brushes. - Designs must be hand-painted during the event.
- Pre-painted or pre-designed materials are not allowed.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. DEEKSHITHA
9945419343
Student Co ordinator
MS. HARSHITHA
9380068280
12
Face Painting
Concept
Circle of Cultures celebrates the diversity and richness of traditions through art.
Participants are invited to visually represent cultural identities, heritage, rituals, and
traditions using colours, patterns, and artistic elements.
This category encourages artists to explore themes such as festivals, attire, folk traditions,
mythology, architecture, and cultural symbols, transforming them into vibrant
visual expressions. The focus lies in authenticity, creativity, and the ability to
bring culture to life through art.
Rules & Guidelines
- -This is an individual event. Each college may send one participant with one model.
- ‘The design must reflect cultural identity, tradition, or heritage.
- Time Limit: 90 minutes.
- Participants must bring their own paints and materials. Only safe, skin-friendly
products are allowed. - The artwork must be created live on the model during the event.
- Pre-drawn or pre-painted designs are not allowed.
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. ASWATHY
8075318002
Student Co ordinator
MS. ZEBA MUSKAN
9014710294
13
Painting
Concept
Life in Frames celebrates the art of capturing ideas, emotions, and
moments through visual expression. From colors to lines and lenses,
creativity finds its form on every frame.
Rules & Guidelines
- Theme will be announced on spot
- Duration:3 hours
- Only original work is permitted.
- Materials must be brought by participants
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. SAMEENA KAUSAR , FARHEEN
9966783794
Student Co ordinator
MR.THARUN
7760635909
14
Photography
Concept
Life in Frames celebrates the art of capturing ideas, emotions, and
moments through visual expression. From colors to lines and lenses,
creativity finds its form on every frame.
Rules & Guidelines
- Theme will be announced on spot
- Duration:3 hours
- Only original work is permitted. Materials must be brought by participants
Faculty Co ordinator
MS. KALPANA M N
88613 55600
Student Co ordinator
MR. JYOTHISWAR G
7995750442
15
Doodling
Concept
Life in Frames celebrates the art of capturing ideas, emotions, and
moments through visual expression. From colors to lines and lenses,
creativity finds its form on every frame.
Rules & Guidelines
- Theme will be announced on spot
- Duration:3 hours
- Only original work is permitted.
- Materials must be brought by participants