The final day of the workshop unfolded an artistic exploration and expression, marking a fitting culmination to an enriching journey through the performing arts.

The day began with a soulful vocal music session led by renowned singer Tarali Sarma, who shared essential techniques, offering deep insights into voice culture, breath control, and tonal clarity, leaving the participants inspired and informed.

In the acting session, the participants engaged in energizing warm-up activities and theatre games, followed by solo performances that were recorded for feedback. The session was further elevated by the presence of Mr. Rituparna Das, Director and Head of the Drama Department at Akashvani Guwahati, who explained the nuances of radio, stage, and camera acting. He also offered practical advice on how students could apply for drama auditions at All India Radio. 

Alongside him, Mr. Bhaskar Gogoi, Executive Director from Akashvani, spoke in detail about audition procedures for radio music, providing valuable guidance to aspiring radio performers.

The flute session, conducted by Nibir Dev Sarma, concluded its two-day journey by focusing on classical techniques like Gamak, Meend, and Tapping. Students also engaged with the intricate elements of Raga Vrindabani Sarang and Raga Marwa, exploring their Alap, Jod, and various compositions in depth. 

Meanwhile, in the realm of classical dance, eminent Sattriya dancer Prerona Bhuya conducted an expressive session on Abhinaya, the emotive aspect of dance, and taught a traditional Vandana, emphasizing storytelling through gestures and expressions. The Kathak session immersed students in rhythmic precision, focusing on Tihai and Tukda, key elements of the dance form's rich repertoire. The day also featured a focused Tabla session on Teental, where students practiced two detailed Quidas, enhancing their understanding of rhythm, coordination, and tempo.

As the curtains came down on this week-long artistic odyssey, the final day stood as a proof to the transformative power of the performing arts. With every beat, note, and movement, students not only learned but lived the essence of their chosen art forms.