Dhama­ka is ex­cite­ment, Dhama­ka is fun, Dhama­ka is re­al good Tri­ni en­ter­tain­ment. "Our mis­sion for Fa­thers Day this year is to present a com­plete show of Tri­ni artistes that show­cas­es the best of Bol­ly­wood as well as the rhythm and vi­tal­i­ty of Trinidad and To­ba­go and there is no bet­ter artiste to do that than the lit­tle mas­ter Ravi B who con­tin­ues to daz­zle the lo­cal and in­ter­na­tion­al au­di­ences with his su­perla­tive stage pre­sen­ta­tions," pro­mot­er Rafi Mo­hammed said last week. The 2010 Na­tion­al Chut­ney So­ca Monarch will ap­pear in con­cert in the an­nu­al Fa­ther's Day Spec­tac­u­lar on June 18, at 8 pm at the Cen­tre Pointe Au­di­to­ri­um in Ch­agua­nas.

Ravi B heads a most pow­er­ful cast of per­form­ers that will rep­re­sent every genre of our rich cul­tur­al her­itage. On the cast are Sat­nar­ine Ra­goo, a young dy­nam­ic per­former of Bol­ly­wood songs: Rick Ra­moutar whose abil­i­ty to mix and match Bol­ly­wood with a strong Tri­ni in­flu­ence in­to his reper­toire has made him one of the most sought af­ter lo­cal singers; the vet­er­an Rakesh Yankaran; Ken­neth Su­per­sad, with rib tick­ling com­e­dy; and Kiss Na­traj Dance Group.

There is more, Nisha B and Gre­go­ry are the two most im­por­tant com­po­nents of the band Kar­ma, pos­sess­ing un­ques­tion­able tal­ent. This year, as in the past, Ravi's sis­ter Nali­ni, who lives in Mi­a­mi will join her sib­ling on stage. This is an op­por­tu­ni­ty Nali­ni looks for­ward too as it is the on­ly op­por­tu­ni­ty for the Bis­samb­har fam­i­ly to get to­geth­er in a per­form­ing at­mos­phere. The price of tick­ets is with­in reach of all for this ex­plo­sive event.