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Teesari Kasam urf Maare Gaye Gulfam

Step into the unforgettable world of rural Bihar with a compelling stage adaptation inspired by the timeless stories Teesri Kasam urf Maare Gaye Gulfaam and Raspriya by renowned Hindi writer Phanishwar Nath Renu.

Din Ke Andhere

Witness a timeless masterpiece of world theatre, DIN KE ANDHERE (besed on The House of Bernarda Alba) by Federico Garcia Lorca, presented by the acclaimed Seagull Theatre, Guwahati, under the direction of renowned theatre director Bhageerathi Bai.

Kam Se Kam Coffee To Achchi Hai

Dreams are the lifeblood of young people from ordinary backgrounds, driving them to pursue their goals relentlessly, no matter the obstacles. This play explores the powerful theme of fierce competition and perseverance aspiring actors face in their day-to-day lives.

MITHYASUR

Step into the compelling world of MITHYASUR, an acclaimed contemporary Hindi play by Pranay Pandey, directed by Ajit Singh Palawat. Set in an 18th-century princely state, the play follows a high priest whose fading visions of a mythical demon-king trigger a crisis of faith, power, and authority.

JUMP

JUMP is an acclaimed contemporary play written and directed by Maneesh Verma. Set on the rooftop of a high-rise in Mumbai, the story begins when a successful corporate professional is about to take a life-changing step, only to be interrupted by an ordinary taxi driver.

HUMSAFAR

Hum Safar is a poignant Hindi play written by Javed Siddiqui and directed by the acclaimed Aleem Arif. The story follows a couple who separate after years of marriage, only to discover that while relationships may end on paper, love, memories, and shared experiences continue to shape their lives. enduring nature of human relationships.

REDEVELOPMENT

REDEVELOPMENT is a powerful and thought-provoking solo play that explores the human cost of urban redevelopment through the eyes of a woman uprooted from her rural roots and forced into the harsh realities of Mumbai’s rehabilitation colonies. Blending humour, irony and emotional depth, the play offers a poignant commentary on displacement, identity and the invisible lives of those who keep the city running.

KANJOOS

The Miser by Moliere is a classic comedy first performed in 1668. The story follows Harpagon, a wealthy man whose obsession with money creates comic conflicts within his family. Filled with wit, satire, and timeless humor, the play explores greed, love, and human relationships, making it one of the most celebrated comedies in world theatre.

AADHE ADHURE

Experience Aadhe Adhure, Mohan Rakesh’s timeless modern classic, directed by Vijay Kumar. Widely regarded as one of the finest plays in Hindi theatre, this compelling family drama explores fractured relationships, identity, emotional isolation, and the search for fulfillment in contemporary urban life.

TAFTEESH

Presented as part of Shivendra Sinha Theatre Festival 2026, TAFTEESH is a Hindi theatrical adaptation inspired by JB Priestley acclaimed play An Inspector Calls. The story revolves around a mysterious investigation that forces a family to confront uncomfortable truths about their past. As the investigation unfolds, hidden relationships, choices, and responsibilities gradually come to light.

Hum Bihar Mein Chunav Lad Rahe Hain

Hum Bihar Mein Chunav Lad Rahe Hain is a popular work by the renowned Hindi satirist Harishankar Parsai. Vijay Kumar, a renowned stage and film actor, has been performing it solo for nearly three decades, having performed it nearly 1,000 times. It is a unique solo performance on Hindi stage, and watching it is a truly remarkable experience.

GABARGHICHOR

Presented as part of the Shivendra Sinha Theatre Festival 2026, Gabarghichor is a timeless musical classic by legendary Bhojpuri playwright Bhikhari Thakur. Presented by Naad, Patna and directed by MD Jani.

Andha Yug

ANDHA YUG is one of the most celebrated works of modern Hindi theatre, written by Dharamveer Bharti and brought to the stage by Dastak Theatre, Patna, under the direction of Punj Prakash. First published in 1954, this landmark poetic drama uses the aftermath of the Mahabharata war
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