A Hindi plays Tax-Free and Rang Sangeet were performed brilliantly on Sunday. It marked the last day of Navagat Theatre Fest at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum.
The play Tax Free was directed by Ankit Mishra giving the message of living every moment of life. It was staged by artists of Mandap Sanskritim Kendra.
The play showed the life struggle of a person with a disability. The play was written by Chandrashekhar Phansalkar and Hindi translation by Vidula Gore. The message has been given by the play that every person has his own identity, if for some reason that identity is lost, then his life becomes not impossible at all.
The story of the play begins with the Blind Men's Club, where blind people are entertained by paying some fees. The master running the club is also blind so he makes the main entrance of the club in such a way that no other person.
They cannot take advantage of their blindness, that is why the main door is 5 feet high from the floor. There is a ladder going up towards the door, as soon as the door well of the door rings, the person entering the club is tested for blindness.
Later, Rang Sangeet was held. Fantastically performed by the artists, the Rang Sangeet was directed by director Anita Bitalu. Under Rang Sangeet the music of diffetent plays was performed.
As music plays a vital role in plays, this was showcased through Rang Sangeet. The songs from other plays by other writers also presented on the stage with a zest.
The performers presented as many 20 songs from different plays. The songs including Ugna re more satya jila, Chanda parasite taraste hain, Bhado rain gahan andhyara and more were presented on stage.