Play 'Bhimbetka' was staged at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum, here on Friday.
The poetic play 'Bhimbetka' was directed by Sanjay Shrotri, Hoshangabad.
The poetic drama 'Bhimbatka' focuses on the development of human civilization and the Mahabharata story or legend, reminiscent of characters like Bhima, Draupadi, Kunti, Duryodhana, Dharmaraja, etc. This poem also reminds us of the masters of freedom and its movements. is. Visions of the earth's past and destruction are seen in this poem. The poem presented is written by Mr. Vijay Bahadur Singh.
Located 13 km south east of Obedullaganj in Madhya Pradesh, this tourist destination is world famous for mural paintings (rock paintings). From this place the first people have been introduced to the common human civilization by Vishnu Sridhar Vakankar.
The tourist destination of the city has the history and ancient civilization of India within itself, it is the oldest and archaic pride.
Also, there is a mythological legend that Bhima has lived here with his brothers for some time during the period of exile in the Mahabharata period. Its history is very interesting and important. Which becomes very useful for the new generation and for their knowledge enhancement.
The poem boasts the importance of this oldest and archaeological and historical site within itself. The poem tells the gigantic history behind the caves and was beautifully performed by the artists on stage.
The poem also attempts to break the silence of human beings, pointing to the long history from the ancient period to the present and the efforts to preserve nature to avoid future storms.
Life should be not only for power and politics, but also for the next generation to do something and get recorded in history, its form should be positive which can be useful for someone.
Writer critic and poet Bahadur mentioned the botanical structure of the World Heritage Site, the zoological world, its rock paintings and the exile period of the Pandavas accumulated in folk life for centuries, the poet duly narrated the concerns surrounding the contemporary civilisation and their reasons.