Jodhpur RIFF 2026. Venue: Chokelao Bagh. Entry: Full Festival pass/ Day Pass. My Boli Sajiri is an evocative celebration of Abhijaat Marathi Bhasha and the rich cultural legacy that has evolved through traditional Marathi. In conversation with Dr. Meghaa Vishwaas, Sanjeev Dhuri, Varun Deore, Shashank Padwal, and Anurag Garge through an engaging interplay of literature, music, storytelling and performance, as the session journeys through the many ways in which Marathi has shaped and preserved the cultural memory of Maharashtra. From the written word to oral traditions, from the sounds of traditional instruments to the flavours, clothing and celebrations of everyday life, every element reflects the depth and diversity of Marathi musical and cultural heritage. NCPA's Page to Stage, in collaboration with Jodhpur RIFF, presents My Boli Sajiri – Marathi: Language, Life & Legacy - a celebration of the richness, cultural depth and enduring legacy of Classical Marathi Language. Page to Stage, a flagship literary initiative of the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA, Mumbai), conceptualized and curated in association with Dr. Sujata Jadhav. It brings books and the written word to life through readings, recitations and performances, creating a unique platform where literature meets the performing arts. Jodhpur RIFF's interactive session series In Residence gives the audience a rare opportunity to meet fascinating artists from various root traditions. The sessions encourage audience members to engage and discuss challenges, forms and traditional practice through performances, lecture-demonstrations and facilitated conversations. As more of Rajasthan and India's rich traditional cultural heritage disappears, Jodhpur RIFF puts the spotlight on some of its remarkable music forms and traditions (some nearing extinction) and opens dialogue to surface and explore how these challenges could be addressed.