Introduction
Step right into the world of Kulture Kermis 2025 — where Sociology bursts out of textbooks and comes alive in colour, rhythm, and conversation! This one-of-a-kind carnival, organized by the Department of Sociology, KIIT University, transforms the campus into a lively arena of ideas, creativity, and cultural expression. Here, curiosity meets celebration as students explore society not through lectures, but through stories, performances, and play. From thought-provoking street acts to spontaneous photo stories, from expressive reels to soulful performances — Kulture Kermis 2025 invites every participant to see the world differently, question boldly, and celebrate the everyday sociology that connects us all. It is a vibrant celebration of sociological thought and creative expression, curated by the Department of Sociology, KIIT University. The festival seeks to illuminate the dynamic intersection between academic inquiry and lived social experience. By blending scholarship with spontaneity, and reflection with recreation, it redefines the classroom as an open, participatory, and imaginative space.
Bringing together students of Sociology , the event aspires to cultivate a community of learners who engage critically with the world around them. It transforms learning into an experiential journey where knowledge meets performance, dialogue meets discovery, and theory finds expression in creativity.
Best Performance in Each Event
(Winner, 1st runners up, and 2nd runners up)
All teams receive online participation certificates
Event Highlights
Ice – Braker
BUZZ BEE: An engaging blend of street theatre and performance, this event encourages collaborative performance and audience participation to bring social themes alive in public spaces.
1) NORM BREAKERS – “Decide and Tell: Moments that Matter”
Participants co-create a spontaneous picture story that captures moments challenging everyday norms and invites reflection on the social fabric of our lives.
- 3–5 drawings, each with captions or brief narration.
- The university will primarily provide props for Norm Breakers.
- 5 to 7-minute presentation per team.
Judging: Creativity, clarity and relevance, team coordination.
2. FRAME FRENZY
Teams conceptualize and perform short reels or memes, using humour and creativity to decode contemporary social issues through digital storytelling.
- 1 to 2-minute reel or 3–5 meme panels.
- Themes: Identity, peer influence, media, culture, inequality.
- Content must be original.
Judging: Originality, clarity, creativity, teamwork.
NUKKAD NATAK: “Street Acts, Social Facts” Format: Street Play
3. SLAY IT: CARNIVAL – “Where Vibe Meets Talent”
A dynamic showcase of artistic flair and sociocultural expression, celebrating individuality, creativity, and the vibrant energy of student life.
Express social and cultural themes through fashion costumes and stage presentation.
- Bring your own outfits and props.
- Teams showcase their concepts in 5–7 minutes.
Judging: Creativity, relevance, stage presence, team coordination
4. FOLKLORIC FUSION – “Groove & Move: Beats Unbound”
A Traditional and Urban dance exhibition of Dance , highlighting India’s rich cultural heritage and its sociological significance as a medium of collective identity and celebration.
- Dance or sing (Traditional or Urban Dance)
- Time – 3 min per team
- Storytelling and cultural representation are core.
Judging: Authenticity, creativity, synchronization, audience engagement.
Other Details and Guidlines are provided in the registration link