A 45-day theatrical workshop was organized under the direction of Vaishali Gupta, based on folklore, which culminated in a two-day theatrical performance on Monday.
As many as 40 child artists at the Aghya Auditorium, Gandhi Bhawan gave a sponteneous performance of the play Jaise Ko Taisa.
The story revolves around a king who had two sons, he went for a walk in the garden, there he found a monkey and he took the monkey and reached his father, the king.
The king orders to take the monkey to the palace for the happiness of the children, but the monke destroys the queen's room, scatters their precious ornaments
Finally, the queen complains to the king, that this monkey should be taken away from the palace immediately. The king called a meeting and, a room for monkeys was built in the palace where both the children of the king could play with the monkeys.
An announcement was made in the kingdom that arrangements would be made for the monkeys to stay in a well-equipped room. The monkeys got greedy and started residing in the palace.
Meanwhile, the stall catches fire and the horses start burning, then Vaidyas and Hakims are called to treat the horses. Vaidya Hakim tells the king that the treatment of horse burns is only the fat of monkeys, hence the treatment can be done only with the fat of monkeys. Since there were many monkeys in the palace, the king orders the monkeys to be killed. One by one all the monkeys are killed.
The smart monkey hands over the entire family of the king to the water monster living in the river under a plan, the king's entire family is eaten by the water monster, and the king recieved what he gave to monkeys.