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Proud Moment for Goa as Vinayak Decorators Earns Two Republic Day Tableaux Honours in Delhi

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Written by Tanisha Cardozo || Team Allycaral

Goa’s celebrated event company, Vinayak Decorators, has etched its name on the national stage by being awarded two prestigious tableaux projects for the Republic Day celebrations in Delhi. The company successfully executed the Assam tableau at the iconic Kartavya Path and another for Arunachal Pradesh at Bharat Parv, marking a remarkable achievement for Goan creative talent.

This honour reflects the dedication, innovation, and professional excellence of Vinayak Decorators, a name synonymous with large-scale event design and execution. Under the leadership of owner Siddesh Dessai, the company has consistently delivered high-quality work, and this recognition further cements its reputation beyond state boundaries.

Being selected for Republic Day tableaux is considered one of the highest honours in event and cultural presentation, as the celebrations are watched by millions across the country and internationally. Vinayak Decorators’ involvement highlights Goa’s growing presence in national-level cultural showcases.

The achievement stands not just as a success for the company, but as a proud moment for Goa, showcasing how local talent continues to shine on India’s grandest ceremonial platforms.

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Goa Showcases Rich Culture and Heritage at Republic Day Parade

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Goa proudly showcased its rich culture and heritage at the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi, under the theme “Swarnim Bharat: Virasat Aur Vikas”. The state’s tableau featured women dancing with earthen lamps, showcasing the Diwaja festival, and intricate patterns of the Kaavi art.

Known as the “Pearl of the Orient”, Goa is a haven of natural beauty, culture, and heritage. Famous for its beaches, lush landscapes, old-world charm, and vibrant arts, Goa is emerging as a dream wedding destination.

The tableau, designed by a team led by artists Sushant Khedekar and Purnanand Paidarkar, showcased the Diwaja ceremonial procession, symbolizing Goa’s cultural identity. The display also featured the 1864 lighthouse, among Asia’s oldest, and the 17th-century Fort Aguada.

The music for the tableau was composed by Saish Deshpande, and the live dance performance featured a team of artistes led by Dinesh Priolkar. The choreography was by Nishad, while the costumes were designed by Sangeeta and Avani Khedekar.

The Goa tableau, along with those of other participating states, will be displayed at the Red Fort as part of the Bharat Parv celebrations till January 31.