Natrang stages play ‘Teen Apaahij’

A scene from the play ‘Teen Apaahij’ being staged by Natrang in Jammu on Sunday.
A scene from the play ‘Teen Apaahij’ being staged by Natrang in Jammu on Sunday.

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, June 8: Theatre group ‘Natrang’ here today staged play ‘Teen Apaahij’, written by Vipin Kumar Aggarwal and directed by Neeraj Kant.
Speaking on the occasion Director Natrang, Padmashree Balwant Thakur said that such intellectual plays written by the top writers of the country carry immense value both for the performers as well as the spectators.
In play ‘Teen Apaahij’, three characters Kallu, Khallu and Gallu are shown sitting under a lamp post at a crossroad passing comments on everything.
In a highly symbolic manner, the playwrite has tried to expose the directionless system be it political, social or spiritual. This sickening system has rendered the youth of this country not only helpless but also has turned them handicapped.
Passivity, meaninglessness, confusion, fatigue etc of a large section of the society are pushing this society and the country towards collective disability. In fact, the author wants to show that in the process of becoming modern, the society today is forgetting its human nature and has reached the era of disability.
Those who performed in the play were Pawan Verma, Aryan Sharma, Adaksh Bagal, Kushal Bhat and Kartik Kumar; lights were executed by Aadesh Dhar; sound was scored by Kushal Bhat and the show was coordinated by Mohd. Yaseen.