Singer Sona Mohapatra visited the Bihar Museum before her concert, marveling at India’s rich artistic history. She shared her experience on Instagram, praising the timeless beauty of the Didarganj Yakshi statue, describing it as almost lifelike and a tribute to ancient Indian artistry.
Admiring the craftsmanship of Mauryan and Gupta-era artifacts in the museum, Sona expressed how the visit served as a poignant reminder of India’s cultural depth. She highlighted the iconic “Laughing Girl” sculpture for its playful and intimate charm, mentioning her gratitude for receiving a replica now displayed in her home.
Reflecting on the museum’s design by Maki and Associates from Japan, Sona appreciated its clean and inviting architecture. She commended the efforts of individuals like Ashwini Singh and curator Ranbeer Singh for preserving and promoting India’s artistic legacy with dedication.
Sona concluded her visit with optimism, expressing a desire for the same aesthetic and cultural pride to resonate throughout Patna, Bihar, and India in the years to come.
