Chandrashekhar Azad’s real life story based exhibition on

An exhibition ‘Azad Katha’ based on the life of Chandrashekhar Azad is put up at Swaraj Art Gallery. The exhibition began here from Monday.

To observe the birth anniversary of Chandrashekhar Azad, the exhibition is being organised by Directorate of Culture and Swaraj Sansthan. The exhibition displays the important events and incidents from the life of Chandrashekhar Azad.

Amar Shaheed Chandrashekhar Azad is a symbol of the valour and sacrifice of the country in the unequivocal heroes of the Indian independence war. He had such a vision of the strong movement on the path of revolution that he challenged death by smiling many times. Despite many struggles, he continued his fight with the determination for free India.

The ind of struggle for the country's independence he put in is worth mentioning. The crucial steps like the killing of Saunders in protest of the Simon Commission, the bomb blasts in protest of the black law made by the British government and Kakori train loot are some of the major examples.

The pictures of such incidents are put up at the gallery. As many as 40 images are displayed in the exhibition narrating the stories of events of various revolutionary movements and his life, and  work.

The manner in which the boldness and fearlessness of Azad has been presented by famous painter Laxman Bhand, is certainly an inspiring initiative of awakening the spirit of patriotism among the youth. Besides, the poetic presentation by Ranjana Chitale in the words has indeed taken the paintings to another level.

The exhibition will be on view till July 27.