A Symphony of Unity and Pride
In a powerful homage to India’s Iron Man, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Eternal Sounds co-presented the soul-stirring composition “Loha Purush Namastyubhyam” — a musical masterpiece performed during Ekta Diwas 2025 at Ekta Nagar, Kevadia, Gujarat.
Created in collaboration with Oscar-contender Bickram Ghosh and Grammy-winner Ricky Kej, this monumental musical tribute encapsulated the spirit of unity in diversity, marking the 150th birth anniversary of Sardar Patel.
Organized by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Culture, and the Sangeet Natak Akademi, the event brought together over 800 dancers, showcasing India’s cultural vibrancy in a breathtaking performance choreographed by Santosh Nair under the direction of Dr. Sandhya Purecha.
A Grand Cultural Collaboration Honoring the Iron Man of India
The creation of “Loha Purush Namastyubhyam” represents a rare confluence of musical brilliance and national pride. Eternal Sounds, co-owned by Utsav Parekh, Mayank Jalan, Gaurang Jalan, and Bickram Ghosh, played a pivotal role as co-presenter, ensuring flawless coordination and top-tier production quality befitting a national celebration.
With lyrics penned by Ashok Chakradhar and Sutapa Basu, and vocals by India’s finest artists — Hariharan, Shaan, Richa Sharma, Mahalakshmi Iyer, and Kavita Seth — the composition transcended boundaries between classical and contemporary genres.
The performance wasn’t just music — it was a living, breathing celebration of India’s unity. Every note symbolized a chord connecting India’s cultural roots, while every rhythm echoed the determination and integrity that defined Sardar Patel’s vision for a united India.
Eternal Sounds: Blending Art, Heritage, and Harmony
Founded with a mission to amplify India’s musical legacy, Eternal Sounds continues to champion projects that merge heritage with innovation. Their collaboration with Bickram Ghosh and Ricky Kej signifies their growing global presence as curators of art that speaks to both heart and history.
At the event, Bickram Ghosh and Gaurang Jalan represented Eternal Sounds as special guests of the Ministry of Culture, underscoring the company’s role as a cultural catalyst. Their contribution to “Loha Purush Namastyubhyam” showcased not just technical mastery, but also deep reverence for India’s unity, diversity, and artistic heritage.
As the grand finale of Ekta Diwas 2025, the performance illuminated the night sky of Kevadia — resonating through music that transcended borders, languages, and generations.
Music as a Unifier: A Message from Ekta Diwas
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the nation in paying tribute to Sardar Patel, “Loha Purush Namastyubhyam” served as a musical embodiment of national unity. The audience — comprising artists, dignitaries, and citizens — witnessed how music continues to act as a unifying force in India’s ever-evolving identity.
This performance wasn’t just an event — it was a symbolic cultural milestone, reaffirming that India’s strength lies in its ability to harmonize differences into one collective rhythm.
Eternal Sounds’ co-production of this masterpiece highlights a growing movement where artistic expression becomes a medium for national consciousness, celebrating India not just as a nation but as a melody of millions.
Conclusion: Celebrating India’s Spirit, Sound, and Soul
“Loha Purush Namastyubhyam” stands as more than a tribute — it’s a musical manifesto of unity, blending India’s timeless traditions with modern artistry. Through this historic collaboration, Eternal Sounds has once again reaffirmed its dedication to projects that go beyond entertainment — creating experiences that echo with purpose, patriotism, and pride.
As India marches forward, this symphonic celebration of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s legacy reminds us that the true power of art lies in its ability to unite hearts and inspire generations.
