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Ahmadi Family Kuwait to hold maiden event on Sep 27

  •   Tue, Mar 05 2019 09:37:03 AM

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Kuwait, Mar 5: Ahmadi Family Kuwait will hold their first event on September 27 at Cambridge School, Mangaf. The event will be held in aid of supporting two registered charitable organization Snehalaya and Humanity.

Event with live music and comedy drama ‘SBG Travels’ written by well-known comedian and theatre artiste ‘Nellu Premanur’ and directed by Lucy Lobo and supported by Johnson Almeida will be presented.

The muhurat for the drama was held on February 24 at Bestow Hall Salmiya. The opening prayer was conducted by Lionel Ajekar together with candle lighting ceremony by Ahmadi Family. A brief introduction of the drama was given by Johnson Almeida to all the audience who were present for opening ceremony.



The whole muhurat event conducted by Reyan Lobo.

Ahmadi Family Kuwait is looking for generous support in kind either sponsoring or by buying maximum capacity gate passes.

For sponsorship and gate passes please contact:

Ahmadi, Mangaf: 00965-99275459/69334875/50797975

Salmiya: 00965-97235904
  

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  • Lional Mascarenhas, Ajekar/Kuwait

    Tue, Mar 05 2019

    All the best to Ahmadi family for your Maidan big event like this. Very good initiative to support "Humanity" as well as "Snehalaya" which are deserved and one of the genuine charity organizations in Mangalore. Also showcasing Nellu's super hit konkni comedy play SBG travel will be a treat for Manglorean kokni community people residing in Kuwait.
    The unity and team work of Ahmadi family was visible on the day of "Mohartham". All the best to Prashant Ferraro, Lucy bai , Jhonson D almedia and Ahmadi family memebers.

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