Day 8 of the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, held on Saturday, 7 February 2026, unfolded as a vibrant celebration of music, cinema and live performance at the historic Asiatic Library Steps, drawing enthusiastic crowds and creating a festive evening in South Mumbai.
The evening commenced with a powerful live concert by Ricky Kej, whose evocative compositions and global soundscape set an inspiring tone for the night. His performance resonated deeply with audiences, blending environmental consciousness with contemporary music, a signature that has earned him international acclaim.
Following the concert, cinema took centre stage with a special interaction session for Do Deewane Sheher Mein. Actors Siddhant Chaturvedi and Mrunal Thakur engaged warmly with the audience, sharing insights into the film, their creative journeys and the city’s influence on storytelling. The session offered an intimate glimpse into the making of the film and was met with enthusiastic applause from festivalgoers.
As the night progressed, the atmosphere turned celebratory with a high-energy live concert by the iconic Usha Uthup. Her timeless voice, infectious energy and classic hits had the audience on their feet, singing along and soaking in the joy of live music under the open sky.
Day 8 perfectly reflected the spirit of the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival—bringing together diverse art forms, celebrated artists and the city’s vibrant audience in one shared cultural experience. From soul-stirring music and engaging cinema conversations to an unforgettable live performance, the evening reaffirmed the festival’s role as a unifying platform for art, expression and community in Mumbai.
