The 'National Putul Samaroh' began with a lot of fervour from Wednesday at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum showcasing various styles of puppet art.

At the event on Wednesday, Sudeep Gupta Kolkata staged 'Taming of the Wild' in the rods style with his fellow cast members. The presentation was based on the rhythm and melody of the music. At the beginning of the performance, the artists showed a family of fishes through puppets. The artists then presented the beauty of nature to the audience with their artistic puppet handling skills. After this, the artists portrayed how the music is inherent in nature through puppet operations on the stage through puppets.

Sudeep Gupta wrapped up his presentation by presenting the audience to the audience focused on the ill effects caused by the constant exploitation of nature by fellow artists.

In four parts, the artist presented the puppet art with the artistic skills. The time limit for this presentation was about 1 hour. This presentation was directed by Sudeep Gupta. The rods control the puppet in puppet style with a puppet cast stick was done from behind the screen. It is mainly popular in eastern India.

Indigenous cuisine and traditional clothing fair of Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Assam, Sikkim, Bihar and Odissi states are also put up from 2 to 16 pm from October 16 to 20.

On October 19 and 20, 2019, from 3 pm to 5 pm, Dilip Masoom (Bhopal) will be performing puppet art in thread thread style with his fellow artists. On the last day of the ceremony, on October 20, Sarita Saj (New Delhi) along with her fellow artists will sing Suraj songs from 6 pm on the occasion of 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.