Manama, Bahrain: Kozhikode Jilla Pravasi Forum (KPF) Bahrain is all set to present ‘Bansuri Season 3 – 2026’, the third edition of its much-awaited annual cultural festival, on Friday, November 27, 2026, at Bahrain Media City (BMC). The programme will commence at 4:00 p.m.
The official poster of Bamsuri Season 3 was released by Francis Kaitharath, Chairman and Managing Director of IMAC BMC, in the presence of KPF President Sudheer Thirunilath, General Secretary Arun Prakash, Treasurer Sujith Soman, Bamsuri Convener Shaji Puthukudi, and members of the KPF Executive Committee.
Organised successfully over the past two years, Bansuri has emerged as a vibrant platform for showcasing and encouraging the artistic talents of the expatriate community in Bahrain. The festival aims to provide opportunities for children, youth and adults to showcase their talents while promoting family participation, cultural bonding and community togetherness.
The third season will feature a colourful variety of cultural performances, including classical dance, cinematic dance, Thiruvathira, Oppana, musical performances, group dances and other artistic presentations by KPF members and their families.
With its impressive performances and enthusiastic public participation during the previous two editions, Bansuri has earned recognition as one of KPF’s major cultural initiatives. The organisers expect Bansuri Season 3 to once again offer an enjoyable evening of art, music, culture and community fellowship for Bahrain’s expatriate community.
Those interested in participating in the cultural programmes or supporting the organisational activities are invited to contact the Bansuri organising team.
For further information:
Shaji Puthukudi, Bansuri Convener – 36312552
Prajeesh M.T., Joint Convener – 36200777
KPF President Sudheer Thirunilath, General Secretary Arun Prakash, and Treasurer Sujith Soman extended a warm invitation to the entire expatriate community in Bahrain to attend Bamsuri Season 3 – 2026 with their families and be part of the celebration. Admission is free.
