President Dr Kesava Kovanur Sampath said the vibrant showcase of creativity, held at the University of Otago Union Hall last month, included dance, music and art.
The event had a focus on cultural exchange and education and included two epic dramas, Ramayanam and Krishna Leela, performed by an all-age group.
"The interactive nature of these dramas encouraged active participation and fostered a deeper connection within the community."
The event brought together people from diverse backgrounds, creating an environment where cultural boundaries were transcended through shared experiences, Dr Sampath said.
OM was a celebration of Indian culture and promoted a sense of global unity.
"It is a testament to the enduring power of cultural expression and its ability to bring people together in a shared celebration of creativity and human connection," he said.
