Showcasing the communally sensitive period in India from 1986 to 1989, a Hindi play ‘9 November’ was staged here on Tuesday.
A programme remembering the insightful period of India during 86 and 89 was organised here on Wednesday at Antarang Hall, Bharat Bhavan. A discussion over the novel by Sanjay Choubey ‘9 November’ was held along with a play on the same novel. The programme was organised by Collage Kala Sahitya Sanskriti Kala magazine and Green Earth Village Welfare Society.
Moreover, the play was performed by the artists of Youngs Theatre Group, Bhopal.
The programme began with the discussion over the novel by Sanjay Choubey. Also an award ceremony was organized to facilitate the people who have contributed a bit in bring a little changes in the society.
Notably, the programme was conducted by Vijay Bahadur Singh. Moreover, RK Paliwal was present as the chief guest. Swati Tiwari, Hare Prakash Upadhyay and Srunesh Shukla were present as the speakers during the programme. The speakers put up their view points about the novel 9 November.
Notably, this novel by Sanjay Choubey is all about the sensitive issues of India. During the period of 86 to 89 various awful scenarios took place in India. It is based on the story of Shekhar and Alka and the problems they raised all through the novel. Issues like inter caste marriages, inter caste and inter religion relationships and much more are defined as solutions to awful situations rather problems.
The similar play was staged wondrously at Antarang Hall, Bharat Bhavan. The play was based on the incident that took place on November 9 between these years. Through the play, the artists showcased the solutions to the prevailing problems of the society.
With matured acting skills and excellent dialogue delivery the play was worth watching. The audience took the pleasure of the programme.