Princep Ghat and Millennium Park, Kolkata
BotLab Dynamics presented a specially designed drone show for International Yoga Day in Kolkata, bringing together yoga, Indian philosophy, and the city's cultural heritage. Held against the backdrop of Princep Ghat, the show featured carefully choreographed aerial formations inspired by yoga postures, spiritual traditions, and iconic Indian personalities. The presentation offered a distinctive way to celebrate the importance of yoga through technology and visual storytelling.
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Where did the International Yoga Day drone show take place?
The International Yoga Day drone show took place at Princep Ghat in Kolkata, alongside celebrations at Millennium Park, as part of a city-wide programme celebrating yoga and wellness.
Who created the International Yoga Day drone show in Kolkata?
BotLab Dynamics conducted the drone show, using synchronized aerial formations to present the themes of yoga, spirituality, and Indian cultural heritage.
What was the theme of the International Yoga Day drone show?
The show was built around the theme “Yoga for Healthy Ageing,” highlighting yoga's role in well-being, mindfulness, and healthy living across generations.
What visuals were featured in the drone show?
The show featured yoga poses, the seven chakras, a meditating yogi, and portraits of notable Indian figures such as Swami Vivekananda, Rabindranath Tagore, Sri Aurobindo, and Paramahansa Yogananda. It also showcased Kolkata landmarks and cultural symbols.
How did the drone show celebrate Kolkata's cultural heritage?
The aerial formations included familiar landmarks such as Howrah Bridge and Dakshineshwar Kali Temple, along with a tribute to Ma Durga. These visuals connected the International Yoga Day theme with Kolkata's cultural and spiritual identity.