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Sanja Virsa Heritage Festival Dazzles Manchester, Celebrates Punjabi Culture and Female Talent. Rozi & Gagan

Report. Mian Aamir Ali

Manchester, UK – [09/08/25] – Manchester recently witnessed a spectacular celebration of Punjabi heritage and female empowerment at the highly successful 'Miss Talented Punjaban' festival, organized by Sanja Virsa. The vibrant event, a comprehensive women's fair, captivated audiences and showcased the rich cultural tapestry of Punjab, aiming to introduce its language and traditions to the new generation.

The festival, meticulously organized by Sanja Virsa's dynamic duo, Rozi and Gagan, drew a large number of women from both sides of Punjab, participating with enthusiastic spirit. The magnificent stage hosting, expertly managed by wolvo Jutti and Gagan, won the hearts of all attendees, setting a lively and engaging tone for the day.

A central feature of the festival was the bustling women's fair, adorned with attractive stalls offering a diverse range of clothes, exquisite jewelry, and delectable food, creating a truly immersive cultural experience. Beyond the retail therapy, the event was a powerful platform for cultural expression. Various women and women's groups participated in a fierce yet friendly competition, delivering wonderful musical performances including energetic Ludi, Gada, and Bhangra dances, alongside captivating singing displays.

The 'Miss Talented Punjaban' competition was a highlight, with participants showcasing their exceptional talents. A distinguished panel of judges, comprising Shamim Jan, Ritham Bhardwaj, Samina Khan, RJ Jyoti, and Arya Rajniji, meticulously evaluated the performances. After a thrilling contest, Sapri Sharma was declared the winner, with Tanveer Kaur securing the second position and Satvir Kaur earning the third. All participating women and judges were honored with medals and trophies, while the top three winners received prestigious gold prizes, celebrating their outstanding contributions.

The festival was graced by several esteemed guests, including Councillor Yasmin Dar (former Lord Mayor of Manchester), Councillor Susanna Richards, Councillor Esha Mumtaz, and Councillor Zadra Noor. Samina Khan lauded the festival as an "excellent effort," while Councilors Zadra Noor and Susanna Richards praised the "excellent arrangements" made by Rozi and Gagan.

Mian Aamir Ali, Chairman of Forty Nine News Network , who served as the proud media partner for the festival, congratulated Sanja Punjab Rozi and Gagan from Forty Nine Network for organizing such a successful event. He hailed the success of Sanja Virsa as a "result of Rozi and Gagan's tireless work," expressing his hope that Sanja Punjab and Sanja Virsa will continue their vital work in promoting Punjabi culture. He noted that the charming and excellent scenes at the festival, where the performances of the competing women compelled everyone in the hall to dance, truly embodied the spirit of Punjab.

At the conclusion of the festival, Rozi and Gagan extended their heartfelt gratitude to all guests and congratulated the winners. Buoyed by the overwhelming success, they hinted at exciting plans to organize similar events across the UK and Europe in the future, further extending the reach of Punjabi heritage. Sanja Virsa has also affirmed its commitment to continuing to organize 'Miss Talented Punjabi' competitions for women moving forward.

Report by Mian Aamir Ali