Ghaziabad, Oct 21: Wave City, in association with the Lav Kush Ramlila Committee, successfully concluded the Luv Kush Ramlila 2026.The celebrations held over eleven days was attended by approximately 25000 people, united through the spirit of devotion, cultural heritage and community celebration through the grand stage presentation of the timeless epic Ramayana.
Held from 11 October to 21 October 2026 at Sector 4, Gate No. 5, Wave City, the celebration featured daily enactment of significant episodes from the life of Lord Shri Ram and aimed to preserve and promote India's rich cultural traditions while conveying the enduring values of truth, righteousness, courage, devotion and the victory of good over evil with audiences across generations.
Bhoomi Pujan for the event was held on October 11, 2026 followed by a Dandiya night. The Ravan Vadh and Ravan Dahan ceremony was held on 20 October, coinciding with the Dussehra festivities. The symbolic burning of Ravana's effigy reinforced the timeless message that truth and righteousness ultimately triumph over arrogance and evil. The celebrations culminated on 21 October with Bharat Milap and Raj Tilak, marking an emotionally significant conclusion to the epic's dramatic journey.
Speaking about celebrations, C J Singh, COO, Wave City, said:
“Ramlila is much more than a theatrical presentation. It is a living expression of India's cultural and spiritual heritage. At Wave City, our endeavour is to foster not just modern living, but also cultural and spiritual harmony. We are delighted to host this vibrant festival along with the Lav Kush Ramlila Committee and grateful to everyone who contributed to making this event meaningful for the community.”
The success of the event reflects the community's enthusiasm for India's traditional performing arts and cultural celebrations. With its blend of devotional storytelling, cultural festivities and community engagement, Wave City’s Luv Kush Ramlila 2026 reaffirmed the enduring relevance of the Ramayana and the importance of preserving India's living cultural traditions for generations to come.
