Lalit Gupta
JAMMU, Jan 27: The presentation of Hindi play ‘Teen Apahij’, at studio Rangyug, came out as an impressive performance by young actors who had joined Rangnaad-1, a specially designed month long course for freshers in acting, which started on December 30, 2014.
Talking to Excelsior, Deepak Kumar, the founder/Director of Rangyug said that the play written by Vipin Aggarwal, was specially chosen for exploration of subtext which is an important aspect of actors work .The actors were exposed to various aspects of theatre with special emphasis in acting and various methodologies used for actors training were applied during this 50 hours course.
The actors who acted in the play included Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Sharma, Amit Bhalla, Sahil Sharma, Devdhar Sharma and Max Thakur who were selected out of 30 applicants for this course.
Performed at Studio Rangyug, the play was witnessed by many senior theatre and film actors, directors, artists and members of the civil society. In the interaction session which followed to performance, many interesting and probing questions to the actors about their understanding of the characters and subject of the play.
Rangnaad-1 was conducted by Deepak Kumar founder/Director Rangyug who is well known across the country and abroad for a genuine and committed theatre movement .The course was supported by Rajkumar Behrupia and Soham Kashyap among other senior theatre activists of Rangyug. Celebrating 30 years of its meaningful contribution in the field of theatre dedicated for social change, Rangyug is organizing various courses throughout this year wherein especially the freshers shall be introduced to this genre of performing arts keeping in view the needs of the aspiring people .A Weekend Theatre Course (60 hours) shall be available for those who are busy in their respective fields to eking out livelihood. Speaking on the occasion Juhie Mohan urged upon the audience and media to promote the endeavors by Rangyug.
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