"Big B" English Comedy Play by Pierrot's Troupe

• Play Info : Synonymous with some of landmark drama productions, say Ghalib In New Delhi, Maulana Azad, K. L. Saigal, Sahreek-e-Ghalib in the recent history of Indian theater, Pierrot’s Troupe brings, this time around BIG B.
• ‘Big B’???? No, not Mr. Bachchan, it’s Mr. Premchan(d). It’s the English and the dramatic version of the latter’s celebrated Hindi short-story ‘Bade Bhai Saheb’.
• The first of its kind …… the first ever in ‘broken English’. Savor it:
• “Do not go outside, it is very nighty”. “I am well but my brother is in well”. “Knife without K is like Chaku without Cha, only Ku… Churi without Chu, only Ri..
• It’s about two ‘English-educated-Hindi-speaking’ brothers --- the ‘studious’ Kamta Prasad and the ‘sporty’ Samta Prasad. No wonder, the play revolves around History & Hockey, Geography & Gilli Danda and Chemistry & Cricket. And also Rekha Ganit…. Kamta’s favorite … as ‘Rekha’ is his heartthrob and the daughter of ‘Ganit’ teacher. So also Algebra, defined by Samta as “a subject on which even ‘Allah’ has no ‘Jabr’.
• In addition…. Well!

• Story : Munshi Premchand

• Script & Direction : Dr. M. Sayeed Alam

• The audience was treated to a rip-roaring and rib-tickling time
  
• – Delhi Times

• Humorous, funny and unassumingly witty
  
• – India Today

• An excellent rendition
  
• --- The Hindu

• Laughter galore
  
• -- Today

• A gold mine of laughter
  
• –The Statesman

• The play promises one more first – the first ever in broken English
• – Times Of India (Bangalore)

• Fun filled, giving a new meaning to English
• --- Sahara Time

• It was different this time ….it was humorous without any farce
  
• – The Pioneer