Collection of three folk tales from India narrated by Artist Mumbiram.
Mumbiram’s narrations reveal the rasa of boundless devotion and its unsurpassable power over miseries of the material world.

Three Folk Tales:

Mumbiram’s narration of “The Meeting between Shridama and Shri Krishna” brings out the rasa that is inherent in the unique and selfless relationship between Sudama and Krishna.

In “Krishna and Rukmini” Mumbiram recounts in great detail how Rukmini felt while she was intensely waiting for her beloved Krishna to rescue her from an arranged marriage to a king.

The eye-opening narration of the “Leela of Jagannath” reveals the ancient connection between Lord Krishna and the tribals of India. The reader also gets filled in about the universally attractive form of Jagannath whose yearly leaving of the temple is celebrated all over the world.

Here in these presentations Mumbiram has juxtaposed his stories with images or details from his own Rasa masterpieces that he had created independently. They were inspired by real people and real happenings in the artist’s personal universe. Amazingly, the images have a deja vu like resemblance with images conjured by the stories presented here.

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