Hindi play ‘Jeevan ke rang Bijji ke sang’ staged at Ravindra Bhavan

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The play 'Jeevan Ke Rang Bijji Ke Sang' was staged at Ravindra Bhavan by the first year students of Tagore National School of Drama on Tuesday.

The play was presented under the direction of Devendra Raj Ankur, three stories of well-known litterateur Vijaydan Detha, many Hitler, Dujou Kabir and man eater were staged in 'Jeevan Ke Rang, Bijji Ke Sang' by the students of the School of Natya.

Shri Santosh Choubey, Chancellor of Rabindranath Tagore University, Shri Devendra Raj Ankur, former Director of NSD were specially present on this occasion. The play was coordinated by Manoj Nair, Director Tagore National School of Drama and Sangeeta Johri, Dean Faculty of Humanities and Liberal Arts.

The play is a collage of three plays Anek Hitler, Dujou Kabir and Adamkhor.

Anek Hitler depict five cousins who take advantage of the lands of exiled people after independence and go to the city to buy tractors. On their way back, a cyclist overtakes them and they consider it an insult. The race starts in tractor and cycle. The five brothers hit the cyclist to show their pride and on the other hand his dreams with the cyclist, his girlfriend's dreams all end.

In Dujou Kabir, there is a description of Kabir who is an eminent weaver and artist. In the story, the king of the kingdom and his daughter once pass through the city of Kabir. The princess expresses her desire to see Kabir and his artifacts to the king, eventually the king and the princess reach Kabir's house with a group of people, the king is very impressed by seeing the artifacts and expresses his desire to buy them but only for money. In return, the trade of his artwork goes against the ideals of Kabir. So Kabir rejects the king's proposal. Due to which the king gets angry and misbehaves with Kabir, but Kabir's ideals leave such an impression in the heart of the princess which till date no man has left.

Adamkhor is a long time ago that a priest's parents, fed up with his antics, handed him over to the goddess in a temple, since then he got absorbed in the devotion of the goddess, but perhaps that devotion was not reaching the goddess.

One day he got fed up with the goddess and decided that now he will sleep peacefully only after crushing the idol of the goddess and as soon as he goes to do this calamity, the goddess appears in front of him and the goddess gives him a boon that you whoever asks, all his wishes will be fulfilled.

Out of jealousy, he dug a well of death for his neighbors, in which his wife himself got involved and he could not save his wife even after wanting and in the end lost the boon of the goddess in front of the priest's conscience.

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