A Day at Our College Auditions

Today was a special day filled with creativity, culture, and fun at our college auditions. My team and I participated in the Rangoli competition, and the theme given to us was Space Odyssey. We poured our ideas, colors, and energy into bringing this theme to life, and doing our best felt truly rewarding.

After completing our Rangoli, we also got a chance to explore the other auditions happening across the campus. From soulful singing performances to vibrant ethnic showcases, every corner of the college was buzzing with talent and excitement.

The day wasn’t just about competitions, it was also about enjoying the festive atmosphere. There were stalls set up with colorful accessories. I couldn’t resist buying a pair of earrings, some bangles, and a few tiny keychains as sweet memories of the day.

Overall, it was a beautiful experience where creativity met celebration, and I’m glad I could be a part of it.

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