NEW DELHI: Popular television actors including Kamya Panjabi and Kavita Kaushik will make their stage debut with a new socio-satirical play that talks about crime against women in the country.
Titled “Pajama Party”, the play directed by Atul Satya Koushik, will be staged at the Shri Ram Centre here on June 29.
Written in Hinglish (mixed Hindi and English), the production is a story about four friends who gather at one of their houses for a pajama party and how what happens at the party changes their lives forever.
It gives the message of women empowerment, Koushik said.
“I have been meaning to write and make an urban play on crimes against women, focusing on the unnoticed and unreported crimes that are more prevalent in cosmopolitan cities and cultures.
“At the same time, I wanted to keep it light, having a mass appeal and keep the audience involved in the play,” Koushik said.
The director also has several other hit plays including “Ballygunge 1990” and “Raavan Ki Ramayan” to his credit.
Kaushik, best known for her portrayal of Chandramukhi Chautala on SAB TV sitcom “F.I.R” said the play is both funny and inspiring. (AGENCIES)
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