Nita Ambani dedicates final show of ‘The Sound of Music’ to 3,400 underprivileged children and senior citizens

The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center in Mumbai brought to India the world famous musical production – The Sound of Music. The live show mesmerized many connoisseurs of art and music from Bollywood, fashion and other industries. The show received rave reviews during its eight-week run at NMACC. To say the least, the finale to the epic creation was heartwarming. Nita Ambani launched the 5-time Tony Award-winning show for senior citizens as well as 3,400 underprivileged children. According to the press release issued by Reliance Foundation, the effort was undertaken by 18 NGOs supported by the group’s Education and Sports for All programme. This includes children from a variety of backgrounds, including children with special abilities.

Mrs. Nita Ambani, Founder and Chairperson of Reliance Foundation, dedicated the final show of ‘The Sound of Music’ to 3,400 underprivileged children and senior citizens across Mumbai. #NitaMukeshAmbaniCultural Center,

read the #media release Here: https://t.co/A3gFwavcoq, pic.twitter.com/PRJZbeLznx

– Reliance Foundation (@ril_foundation) 26 June 2023

Reliance Foundation Founder and Chairperson Nita Ambani talks about the entire show with underprivileged children commented Nothing could have been more encouraging than ending the show like that.

The two-month run of Sound of Music at NMACC is the longest in Asia. Historical first time in India. The show is set in 1938 at Nonnberg Abbey in Austria. It is based on the period romantic drama of Maria and the von Trapp family. The production featured 26 iconic tunes including ‘Do Re Me’, ‘My Favorite Things’ and ‘The Hills Are Alive’.

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