SuPra and Monali Thakur Electrify Maitreyi College's Rhapsody Fest with Girl Power Anthems
The vibrant stage at Maitreyi College was unequivocally commanded by women during its high-octane two-day annual festival, Rhapsody. The event featured powerhouse performances from the dynamic singer duo Sukriti and Prakriti Kakar, popularly known as SuPra, followed by the soulful Monali Thakur, creating an unforgettable musical extravaganza for Delhi University students.
SuPra's Energetic Opening Set Celebrates Female Empowerment
Dressed in dazzling, bling-adorned outfits, SuPra kicked off the festivities on day one with an explosive performance. The duo treated the enthusiastic crowd to their classic Bollywood hits, including the massively popular Kar Gayi Chull, while also introducing their latest musical releases. The sisters shared a special moment with the audience during their performance of Taare, with Sukriti encouraging everyone to "turn on their flashlights" to create a starry spectacle within the college grounds.
Between the pulsating beats of Let's Nacho, the duo led the crowd in chanting "Who run the world? Girls!" – a powerful anthem that resonated deeply with the predominantly female audience. SuPra later transitioned to a more intimate, unplugged segment, showcasing their vocal versatility with a heartfelt rendition of Kalank. "Guys this is what we call unplugged!" Prakriti exclaimed as they connected with students through raw, acoustic melodies.
Monali Thakur's Soulful Performance Captivates Day Two Crowd
The musical celebration continued with equal fervor on the second day as Monali Thakur took the stage to roaring applause. The acclaimed singer immediately acknowledged the electric atmosphere, exclaiming, "This is brilliant energy! You guys are absolutely amazing. I didn't think it would be so beautiful. Aaj toh bohot maza aane wala hai, kya baat hai!"
Monali treated the audience to her beloved track Sawaar Loon, expressing gratitude for the enduring love the song has received over the years. "It's incredible how you keep reviving the song," she remarked before beginning the performance. Demonstrating her romantic spirit, Monali pointed to the moon illuminating the festival grounds and reflected on timeless love stories, saying, "We're all back, no matter what we do, how progressive we get, we go back to the whole Laila-Majnu, toota hua dil and all that drama."
She dedicated her performance of Iktara to "hopeless romantics" before concluding her set with a bittersweet farewell. "This is gonna be the last song of our performance tonight. Set khatam ho gaya. Mera bas chale main puri raat party karoon," she laughed, encapsulating the festive spirit that left attendees craving more.
Post-Performance Reflections and Social Media Buzz
Following their standout performance, SuPra took to Instagram to share snippets from the event and express their appreciation for the overwhelming response. They posted, "Thank you for screaming every word, for the energy, for the love that felt like a warm spotlight I never wanted to step out of. Can't wait to be back." The duo particularly emphasized their excitement about performing at a girls' college, reinforcing their message of female solidarity and empowerment throughout the event.
The Rhapsody festival at Maitreyi College successfully blended high-energy performances with intimate musical moments, creating a memorable experience that highlighted both contemporary hits and timeless melodies. The event underscored the growing trend of college festivals featuring established artists while maintaining their grassroots, student-centric charm.
