Finding the lost trust, lost relationships and the lost colours of life is all about the play ‘lost Angle’. On the fourth day of Madhya Pradesh Rangotsav, Shadow Theatre Group, under the direction of Manoj Nair staged the play ‘lost Angle’ at Antarang Hall, Bharat Bhavan. The story revolves around the conceptions and perceptions between two generations. The play showcases that how the older age generation dealt with the life situation and now how the younger generation does. Another issue that was raised through the play is that people make an imaginary world around them and then dives into problematic situations.
An elderly man creates an imaginary character of a saint and talks to him. He discusses his problems with him, eats with him and much more. But later he had to face various problems. On the other hand, the play is also all about searching for the truth with building a false and imaginary world around. The story is all about a young boy who gets severely ill. His two friends try to make him happy and wish that he may get fine again.
In this venture, one of his friends thaught that if a prank is played on him, he will get fine and another thinks that if a girl will enter his life he will again see the colours of life. So both the frisnd disguised as a young girl write letters to him. The young ill boy suddenly has butterflies in his stomach. The letters became more romantic with the time. Meanwhile, he created an imaginary girl in his thoughts thinking it to be true.
At the end the play, the boy finds out the truth losing his trust on his friends. The play with a message was much appreciated by the audience.