A play ‘Rajkumari Phoolwanti’ was staged at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum here on Friday.
The play was performed under Abhinayan series. The play was performed in Turra Kalgi style under the direction of Akbar Kakji (Rajasthan).
The centre of this play is Princess Phoolwanti of Rajgarh and Rajkumar Phool Singh of Surajgarh. One day Phool Singh gets angry after leaving his house. Therefore, he wanders and wanders and enters the border of Rajgarh and takes shelter with a mistress.
He learns that gardner makes a garland for flowers. One day Phool Singh makes a garland for the princess by insisting on Malin. The princess likes the garland very much. She asks gardner about the garland. So prince Phool Singh goes to meet the princess disguised as a woman.
Here the princess recognises him as a man.
Ultimately, the truth is revealed that this person is none other than the prince of Surajgarh.
In the end, the two get married and on the same note, the drama ‘Princess Phoolwanti’ ends in Turra Kalgi style. The time limit of this play was about 1 hour 30 minutes. In this play, the actors presented the story of Princess Phoolwanti in the style of Turra Kalgi in the auditorium with the help of singing, dancing and acting.