NDB Bank has unveiled a groundbreaking digital initiative, the Digital Pandol, conceptualised and crafted entirely by its staff members.
Released during the auspicious occasion of Vesak, this innovative project embodies the bank’s commitment to creativity, collaboration, and cultural celebration, it said in a media release.
The Digital Pandol, a captivating 14-minute video, intricately weaves the timeless tale of "Sama Jathaka Katha Wasthuwa," bringing forth the essence of Vesak in a contemporary digital format. Displayed at the NDB Head Office premises on Nawam Mawatha, the presentation captivated a wide audience of both esteemed visitors and the general public. During the showcase on May 23-24, the Digital Pandol mesmerised crowds with its vivid storytelling and engaging visuals, fostering a deeper appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of our nation.
Leveraging the power of technology, the Digital Pandol was also shared across NDB Bank's social media channels, transcending geographical boundaries and garnering an impressive 500,000 views worldwide.
"We are thrilled to unveil this innovative Digital Pandol, a testament to the creativity and collaborative spirit of our staff members," said Indika Gunawardena, Vice President - Chief information officer at NDB Bank. "Through initiatives like this, we reaffirm our commitment to harnessing technology to preserve and promote our cultural heritage while fostering a sense of unity and pride among our employees and the communities we serve."
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