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Show Timings : 19.00 PM Schedule date : 22 Oct 2021 - 22 Oct 2021
Maa Nishada Pratistham Tvam agamahsāsvati Samaa Yat Kraunchamithunaadekam Kaamamohitam The above sloka is considered to be the first ever piece of poetry and the beginning of Ramayana. Known for its elegance with Aunustup Chandassu, this was uttered by Sage Valmiki as a curse to the hunter who killed one among the pair of Krouncha birds when they were in an intimate moment. Then Valmiki regrets cursing the hunter as it is the order of nature that a hunter should hunt. But Brahma intervenes, changing the meaning of the curse. Maa meaning Lakshmi, Nishaada meaning who resides. Who resides in Lakshmi, that is Vishnu, may you be glorified because you killed one of the Krauncha birds, the pair now interpreted as Ravana and Mandodari. In the play Maanishaada, Girish Karnad uses this element and gives a different perspective to the reason for separation between Rama and Sita.
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.00 PM Schedule date : 23 Oct 2021 - 23 Oct 2021
The play won The Hindu Playwright Award 2019 and premiered at Natarani, Ahmedabad in March 2020. Sordid explores the dynamics of being water-wives in water-parched India. It talks about sexual politics as a weapon of exploitation against women who have no recourse to water except for common wells and rivulets. Tukaram, a farmer and his three wives, of whom only the first has conjugal rights, strive to survive in a water-parched village. While the youngest wife Kali excels in farming, she has to take over the back-breaking work of fetching water from fifteen miles away, as that is the only way she can guarantee her food and a roof over her head. As she embarks to fetch water, she realises that the water comes at a cost, the cost of her dignity.
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Show Timings : 15.30 PM,19.00 PM Schedule date : 24 Oct 2021 - 24 Oct 2021
The play won The Hindu Playwright Award 2019 and premiered at Natarani, Ahmedabad in March 2020. Sordid explores the dynamics of being water-wives in water-parched India. It talks about sexual politics as a weapon of exploitation against women who have no recourse to water except for common wells and rivulets. Tukaram, a farmer and his three wives, of whom only the first has conjugal rights, strive to survive in a water-parched village. While the youngest wife Kali excels in farming, she has to take over the back-breaking work of fetching water from fifteen miles away, as that is the only way she can guarantee her food and a roof over her head. As she embarks to fetch water, she realises that the water comes at a cost, the cost of her dignity.
BOOK NOWAll shows begin at 7.30 pm. Every Saturday and Sunday the shows are also at 3.30 pm. No late entry permitted. No refund on tickets. This programme is subject to change. Children below eight years not allowed (Unless a play has specific audience discretion)
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