Ant Bhala Toh Sab Bhala: Combo play of music and dance performed in city

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A musical play adorned with folk music and dance of Madhya Pradesh ‘Ant Bhala Toh Sab Bhala’ was splendidly performed in city. The play was performed here on Friday at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum.

The play was performed under the regular series of drama ‘Abhinayan’. The play was directed by Puneet Vikram Trivedi. It was a splendid performance as the artists managed to maintain the interest of the audience through a wondrous performance.

In this play the artists used Bundeli language and a musical touch of Marwari dance, Bundeli dance and a bit of Lavani dance from Rajasthan was also added.

The play was based on the sacrifice of truthful King Anjan Singh.

In this tale, the king goes to the forest by handing his responsibilities of a king to his son. King's son, Bharat Singh, rules his kingdom with integrity.

In the meantime, he is trapped in a conspiracy. But Bharat Singh deals all this with all his hardship, humility, truth and patience taught by his father.

Though Bharat Singh faces all the difficulties yet he achieves victory. He took all the decisions in the welfare of his people and kingdom.

At the end of this drama, in the Council of Ministers said that the truth can be manipulated but can never be defeated and the king has proved it.

At the end, the king said ‘All’s Well that Ends Well’ (Ant Bhala toh sab Bhala.).

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