An exhibition of photographs displaying the scenes from the various plays of the Adi Vidrohi Theatre Fest was put up at Bharat Bhavan that concluded here on Monday.
Focusing on the freedom struggle and mass awareness, the theatre fest Adi Vidrohi was organised in the city. Having created a sole identity nationwide, the fest has already staged more than 80 plays.
Displaying the glimpses of last years’ presentation, the exhibition also evoked a great response by the art lovers of the city. The exhibition displayed the stills from various plays also displaying the pictures of actors like Tom Alter, Badar Ul Islam, Rudra Prasad Sengupta, Seema Vishwas, Rohini Hatangadi, NK Pant, Preeta Matur.
The exhibition also displayed the pictures of noted artists of the city like Alok Chatterjee, Rakesh Sethi, Sanjay Mehta, Anand Mishra, Bisna Chauhan and many more. Notably, this is the first theatre activity organised across the nation which highlights the struggle of martyrs on stage.
With an aim to create awareness among the present generation about the freedom movement and to give it a broader look plays in different languages too will be presented.
Notably, for past 10 years this festival is being conducted and every time new plays are staged before the Bhopalites that receives a huge response. Moreover, Adi Vidrohi drama festival has created a sole identity on a national level and always endeavours not to repeat any script again.
Further, for the past 10 years plays and scripts have not been repeated which is another unique feature of Adi Vidrohi which makes the fest even more unique.
Moreover, the fest concluded on Monday with the play Ateet Ke Vatayan.