When Gods make mistakes then what happens to the world is a question worth pondering upon. Hindi play ‘Gajanan Ka Swargwas’ deals with similar situations.
The play Gajanan Ka Swargwas was staged here on Thursday at Shaheed Bhavan Auditorium leaving the audience into whirls of laughter. The comedy play is written by Gajanan Kotiya and directed by Azam Khan. The play was staged by the artists of Flying Fairies Socio and Cultural welfare Organisation, Bhopal. The plot of the story surrounds the life of a middle class working man Gajanan. He is a flirt man and flirt around with each and every woman in his office. With this habit of his, Gajanan’s wife was very upset. Gajanan use to take his life and his wife for granted. As soon as he returns home, his wife just begins to shout at him and the never ending fight begins between the two. Annoyed with the everyday fights Gajanan tells his wife that it’s better that he would die and go to hell.
Somehow his wish came true and one night Yamaraj appears to take his life. As soon as Yamaraj takes his life away and both lands in the heaven, it was cleared that Yamaraj took the life of a wrong man named Gajanan. The lord of death Yamaraj was confused between the names and the men. Now Gajanan was in heaven, where he met Chitragupt’s assistant Menka and according to his nature Gajanan flirts with Menka. There he came across such situations that he asks Yamaraj to send him back on earth. As soon as Yamaraj approves his request, Gajanan asks Menka to come along to which Menaka denies. A lot of chaos happens and finally Gajanan is sent back on earth. Realizing his mistake he apologies to his wife and says that he will never repeat his mistakes.
At this point the play ends.
The play was filled with wondrous catchy lines and fillers. The next to perfect direction made the play even more interesting to watch.
Talking about the play director of the play Azam Khan said, “This play is a total family entertainment and that is why we choose to stage this play.” The audience burst out laughing at the funny sequences of the play.