In the weekly series 'Abhinayan' a Marathi play Chorache Chaturya was staged at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum.
The play was staged in Marathi Tamasha style.
The play was directed by Aherbar Shirdhonkar (Maharashtra).
The centre of this presentation there is a thief named Chandrakant, who is also suffering from lipsa to make his son (Shankar) a thief.
Chandrakant explains to his wife that he is thinking rightly for his son (Shankar) and that he should become a thief just like me.
So, after understanding the husband's spouse, the wife considers him.
After this Chandrakant plans to steal the neck of the king of his kingdom in association with his son Shankar.
But when the Chandrakant enters the king's room to steal the necklaces, the king is awake and he cuts the head of the Chandrakant with his sword.
But Shankar runs away with his father's chopped head.
In the palace, the atmosphere of confusion prevails.
The king declares that the person who joins this torso will be the most efficient thief in the State.
But Shankar is more clever than the king and with the strength of his logical intelligence, he attributes the monk to the torso and adds the torso to the head.
Therefore, the King, influenced by his logical wisdom, appointed him as the commander of his kingdom and with this the presentation ends.
The play was beautifully presented by the artists. The audience rapturously watched tge play