Projects

Media lab is a Youtube channel created especially for our students. The idea behind this program is to teach them about social media space that enables global connectivity. Students are taught about the various social media platforms and how to utilize them productively. They are encouraged and helped in creating movies or short clippings based on relevant social issues. We thereon, teach them how to edit and upload those movies.

Street Plays (Nukkad Natak) are very raw and earthen in concept, making them very ideal for our students who too form the grassroots of our society and thereby relate easily with them. These plays are theme based, aimed at evoking strong emotions and opinions and leaving a powerful impact, especially amongst the underprivileged.
They serve as an excellent source of learning values and ideologies by methods like role-playing, hypothetical discussions etc. Students are first made to research and understand the theme of the play in depth. This way they learn about issues like cleanliness, discipline, women empowerment, eve teasing, education and many more.
Interactive theatre activities help remove inhibitions amongst the students and channelize their energy and talent in a productive manner.

Art and craft help bring out the vibrant creativity, inherent in each child and gives them a medium of producing what they visualize and dream about. However vague or unrealistic it might be, it all comes alive through art.
Our volunteers conduct regular sessions to teach the students about different types and aspects of art. This ranges from basics like sketching and coloring, understanding color theory and patterns to more advanced features like painting, origami, clay molding, gift wrapping etc.
Students apply what they learn in these sessions while making the simplest of greeting cards to helping out in making big complex props for dance and theatrical productions. This constant application of knowledge helps them become more confident and be bold in trying out new styles and concepts.

We believe that ‘Music unites’ breaking barriers like age, gender, caste and creed. In our experience, there is no better way to make the children bond with each other than to make them sing together! Music also plays a vital role in the formative years of students by enhancing their brain development; motor coordination skills etc. and its benefits can be reaped for years.
Our very own founders: Mr Shrey Chohan and Mr. Lalit Thapa are professional musicians. They conducts sessions for teaching students how to play different musical instruments, such as the keyboard, the guitar etc.; various singing techniques; and the history and evolution of music cultures across the world aiming to inculcate an overall understanding of the different genres of music.

Dance is the hidden language of the soul. It is one of the most vivid and infectious forms of expression, and we see this everyday with our students. They are taught about the performing art starting from its origin in our country, the classical and folk forms, going all the way to current trending global styles. We try to cover all its aspects from theory to practice.
Dance sessions at our organization began under the guidance of Mr. Praveen Sahoo who has himself trained under some of the biggest names in the Indian Industry like Shamak Dawar, Remo D’Souza and is currently working with Terence Lewis in Mumbai.
Our present collaboration with Urban Dance Centre ensures a session per week for all students wherein they are taught various styles like Hip Hop, Bollywood etc. Performing at events and competitions instills an unparalleled sense of confidence amongst the students.

Rhythm of Life has collaborations with associates all over the world, who join us in our cause by taking special workshops with our students. As a part of social skills development, students are taught to warmly welcome the guests and interact with them.