Description

Chinnara Chilipili was a standout event organized by the Rotaract Club of Atria I.T., focusing on promoting co-curricular activities among the children of Yuktha Charitable Trust, an orphanage. What started as a simple discussion on what to gift during the club’s installation ceremony turned into a heartwarming project aimed at showcasing the immense talents of these bright kids. The event featured three major activities: dance, music, and art, with prizes and trophies lined up for the winners. The club's board of directors made a grand entrance, singing and dancing into the orphanage, setting the mood for what was to be a day filled with fun and creativity. The kids loved every bit of it—imagine a Bollywood-style entry, but with more laughter and less dramatic slow motion. The activities kicked off with art, where the kids were equipped with pencils, crayons, and sheets sponsored by the club to bring their imaginations to life. The masterpieces were later photographed, and in a genius move, the club decided to use these works as gifts for guests at their installation. That’s right—no store-bought souvenirs here, just pure creativity from the next generation of Picassos (or possibly, future Money Heist production designers, considering one of the winners drew the show's iconic mask). Next up was music, where the kids belted out tunes like "Kaathu Mela", filling the room with cuteness and vibes that even the directors couldn’t resist. It turned into a mini concert, with everyone singing along, making it the most adorable jam session ever. Each kid had 30 seconds to perform their favorite song, and trust us, there was more star power in that room than an episode of Indian Idol. Finally, it was time to hit the dance floor, and the kids did not disappoint. Every child got a minute to dance, and they rocked it like no one was watching (even though everyone was, and thoroughly enjoying it). One of the kids danced so well, the club service team couldn’t help but join in, with the directors following suit. It turned into an impromptu dance-off, and let’s just say the energy levels hit the roof. The grand finale was the results announcement, where every child won something; chocolates for all, and trophies for those who shone a little brighter. The art category was won by the kid who drew the Money Heist mask, and the dance champion was so good that the club members had no choice but to join the celebration on the dance floor. Events like Chinnara Chilipili are truly special, with everyone contributing to see the pure joy on the kids' faces. The children, aged 8 to 13, reveled in the fun, showing off their talents and reminding everyone that sometimes, all you need to shine is a little music, some crayons, and a lot of dancing!