Abaar '71 (Return of '71), A Bengali Play at Muktadhara Auditorium, Banga Sanskriti Bhavan, 18-19 Bhai Veer Singh Marg > 7:30pm onwards on 10th July 2014
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Abaar '71 (Return of '71), A Bengali Play
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Muktadhara Auditorium, Banga Sanskriti Bhavan, 18-19 Bhai Veer Singh Marg, New Delhi 110001
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Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Event Description : Abaar '71 (Return of '71), A Bengali Play
Produced by People's Theatre Group, Abaar Ekattor is one of the most critically acclaimed play across the country. It goes back to the horrifying days of 1971 when the human race in east was paralysed by famine, war and birth of Bangladesh from the womb of sacrifices. The migration of millions to India led to instability and borders were drawn with political knives. The change that is perceived to be happening, is a mirage of political extravaganza that overshadows the lives of people. Polarisation and bifurcation of human ideologies summons the change that tears apart human characteristics. Toying with the current mockery of democracy by the politicians and religious intimidators, the play begins and ends with journey of four lives who have traveled through different situations since 1971. The time has changed but the process of living through fallacies of democracy has not gone beyond times.
After more than four decades of those dark days, similar issues have come back to haunt us, only in a discreet tone. The bifurcation of India into new states and new castes have taken out those knives which might be rusted but has not lost its illumined features.
Regional and religious conflicts, rotten grains, unfathomed prices for necessities, corrupt axis of power and growing discontent over the very existence of constitution, mark the return of those days.
Written and directed by one of the most people oriented contemporary dramatist, Niloy Roy.
After the critical appreciation of his last plays Iti Krishna, Chotushpod, Jam, Typewriter, Ekti Ayena O Duti Oboyob and Swapner Shohor - City of Dreams, a play that emphasises on greed, lust and growing urban facade over simplistic human need, the playwright emerges as much more valiant in Abaar '71.
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Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Place : Muktadhara Auditorium, Banga Sanskriti Bhavan, 18-19 Bhai Veer Singh Marg, New Delhi 110001
Landmark : Between Gol Market and St. Columba’s School
Venue Info : Events | Nearest Metro Stations - 'Shivaji Stadium(Orange Line)' & 'R. K. Ashram Marg(Blue Line)'
Produced by People's Theatre Group, Abaar Ekattor is one of the most critically acclaimed play across the country. It goes back to the horrifying days of 1971 when the human race in east was paralysed by famine, war and birth of Bangladesh from the womb of sacrifices. The migration of millions to India led to instability and borders were drawn with political knives. The change that is perceived to be happening, is a mirage of political extravaganza that overshadows the lives of people. Polarisation and bifurcation of human ideologies summons the change that tears apart human characteristics. Toying with the current mockery of democracy by the politicians and religious intimidators, the play begins and ends with journey of four lives who have traveled through different situations since 1971. The time has changed but the process of living through fallacies of democracy has not gone beyond times.
After more than four decades of those dark days, similar issues have come back to haunt us, only in a discreet tone. The bifurcation of India into new states and new castes have taken out those knives which might be rusted but has not lost its illumined features.
Regional and religious conflicts, rotten grains, unfathomed prices for necessities, corrupt axis of power and growing discontent over the very existence of constitution, mark the return of those days.
Written and directed by one of the most people oriented contemporary dramatist, Niloy Roy.
After the critical appreciation of his last plays Iti Krishna, Chotushpod, Jam, Typewriter, Ekti Ayena O Duti Oboyob and Swapner Shohor - City of Dreams, a play that emphasises on greed, lust and growing urban facade over simplistic human need, the playwright emerges as much more valiant in Abaar '71.
Abaar '71 (Return of '71), A Bengali Play at Muktadhara Auditorium, Banga Sanskriti Bhavan, 18-19 Bhai Veer Singh Marg > 7:30pm onwards on 10th July 2014
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