India, with its Constitution recognizing 22 languages, celebrates a rich legacy of expression rooted in tradition. Language, in the Indian context, is more than communication—it’s a way to reflect and interpret human experience. Just as every individual perceives the world uniquely, our expressions, too, are varied and deeply personal. Through dance, art, music, and theatre, Indians have long conveyed emotions, stories, and truths shaped by diverse cultural lenses. These artistic forms serve not just as entertainment, but as tools to examine, question, and celebrate life’s realities. Sargam 2025 aims to honour this mosaic of expression by bringing together voices and traditions from across India, giving space to the many languages—spoken and unspoken—that define our shared human journey.