Darwesh Delhi presents "Shah Jahan's Daughters: A compelling story from Mughal History" play at National Museum, Janpath > 4pm on 11th October 2014
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"Shah Jahan's Daughters: A compelling story from Mughal History"
Event Page : http://goo.gl/5rRWRR
Central Courtyard, National Museum, Janpath, New Delhi-110011
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Entry :
Indian Citizens: Rs. 10 each
Others: Rs. 300 each
Students: Rs. 1 each
Event Description : Darwesh Delhi presents "Shah Jahan's Daughters: A compelling story from Mughal History". (This piece will be performed by actors of Darwesh)
The play is about a conversation between Jahanara and Roshnara who were both daughters of Shahjahan and sisters of Aurangzeb. The conversation brings out various complexities of the royal court, the position of women, the relationship between Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb and also Dara Shikoh's role in the court. It also reveals through discussions between the two daughters how one favoured Aurangzeb and the other didn't.
The performance is rendered in conversational style and makes historical aspects of the royal court accessible and humane. Moreover since the stories are told by women they become Herstories than Histories.
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Entry :
Indian Citizens: Rs. 10 each
Others: Rs. 300 each
Students: Rs. 1 each
Venue : Central Courtyard, National Museum, Janpath, New Delhi-110011
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Event Description : Darwesh Delhi presents "Shah Jahan's Daughters: A compelling story from Mughal History". (This piece will be performed by actors of Darwesh)
The play is about a conversation between Jahanara and Roshnara who were both daughters of Shahjahan and sisters of Aurangzeb. The conversation brings out various complexities of the royal court, the position of women, the relationship between Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb and also Dara Shikoh's role in the court. It also reveals through discussions between the two daughters how one favoured Aurangzeb and the other didn't.
The performance is rendered in conversational style and makes historical aspects of the royal court accessible and humane. Moreover since the stories are told by women they become Herstories than Histories.
Related Links : Theatre | History
Darwesh Delhi presents "Shah Jahan's Daughters: A compelling story from Mughal History" play at National Museum, Janpath > 4pm on 11th October 2014
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