campus creators & culture
campus creators & culture
LOCALE (zone). North India.
In the vast landscape of college performances and viral content, certain acts transcend their original context to become something more profound. Sufiyan Khan’s mono act at IIT Delhi’s Rendezvous festival is one such performance that continues to resonate with audiences…
For years, anime fandom in India thrived across digital spaces. Fans discovered series through streaming platforms, exchanged recommendations in online communities, spent months crafting elaborate cosplay costumes, and formed friendships through a shared love for Japanese storytelling. Yet gatherings large…
Some college fest performances win trophies. Some become core memories. And then there are the rare few that refuse to leave the internet, randomly popping up on your feed every few years and somehow convincing you to watch the entire…
Shriya Tyagi’s performance stands as a reminder of what makes the college theatre circuit so powerful. College festivals are usually remembered for their biggest spectacles. Dance performances that earn standing ovations, battle of the bands that turn entire crowds into…
A powerful mono act about childhood, survival, and finding solace in music. “Meri Maa” at Rendezvous 2019 is one of those acts that slowly pulls you in before you even realise how emotionally invested you’ve become. The performance follows a…
It’s not often that you get to see art, music, performance, and fashion blend into one iconic show. In 2018, students from Daulat Ram College made it happen with their nature-themed showcase at Mecca. From the opening walk itself, the…
How Did This Group Sound Like Surround Sound? The first time we heard this Echo performance from Jesus and Mary College at Engifest 2020, we couldn’t help but marvel at how casually this group sounded like an entire soundtrack. From…
Turn the volume all the way up because we’re throwing it back to a moment that still gives us goosebumps. Back in 2016, at Mood Indigo, the Mantra stage saw a set that quickly turned into something far bigger than…