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Ramayana's Pushpak Viman Installation At Delhi Airport Grabs Attention With Its Diwali Decor

As Namit Malhotra's much-anticipated film Ramayana continues to generate buzz, elements inspired by the epic are finding their way into public spaces as well. This time, a striking Ramayana-themed installation at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport has caught travellers' attention. Located at Terminal 1, the display features a beautifully designed Pushpak Viman, bringing a touch of…

Ramayana's Pushpak Viman Installation At Delhi Airport Grabs Attention With Its Diwali Decor

A visually captivating Ramayana-themed installation recently took center stage at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, adding a cultural touch to the airport's Diwali decorations. At Terminal 1, the intricate Pushpak Viman stands out, showcasing the epic's mythology through its lotus-inspired structure, intricate artwork, and colorful lighting.

Designed as a rotating display, the Pushpak Viman's multiple petals reveal illustrations and picture stories inspired by the Ramayana. Translating an airport space into a festive cultural attraction, the detailed artwork offers travelers a visual journey through India's mythological traditions.

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