Karuna Grand Show

Khube Rinpoche, a former highly ranked monk from the Tibetan Sera-monastery is the founder of a Tibetan home for disabled called "Karuna Home".  Located in South India, the Karuna home provides exceptional service to the region and is an exemplary institution for mentally and physically disabled youngsters.

To honour Karuna's 10 year jubilee, Khube Rinpoche takes up a big plan with his fosterlings: A show, touring through Tibetan settlements all over India, together with the support of the nine most famous Tibetan pop-stars who themselves are living in exile in India, Europe and America. Many of them have survived exile by trekking through the Himalaya all the way to the North of India. But survival had its drawbacks as many of these exiles, since they were children, were prohibited from seeing their family families in Tibet again.

The show is composed of dancing and singing performances and has three messages: Look at what disabled people are capable of, preserve the Tibetan culture and don't lose the hope of one day returning to Tibet! The enthusiasm of the audience is justified. Even after 50 years of exile, it is still palpable that the Tibetan matter is current and vital. During the 3 week journey all kinds of disparities between the group, whether one is disabled or not, a caretaker or a pop-star, disappeared. The diverse group became a family that is awaiting the highlight of their long journey - An audience at his holiness the Dalai Lama in Dharamsala, North India.