Marking the closure of three day Lok Boli Theatre Festival on Sunday, two plays Dham Dhasassad and Behre Ke Bhoot were performed at Shaheed Bhavan.
The play ‘Dham Dhasassad’ featured live performances of Nimari conservative rural families. It was directed by Vijay Soni.
In this play, a satirical message is transmitted through spontaneous humor. The rural culture of Nimar can be seen in short dramas with fewer characters essayed by the sense of emotion and language.
According to the dramatic elements, in the imaginary, social, plot, illiteracy, ignorance and social evils are displayed in the tableau of life. In this, a natural atmosphere of humor is created by the voice of the characters. The drama at the extreme gives a meaningful message to a society steeped in stereotypes and traditions amid laughter jokes that parents should focus on developing proper education and understanding in their children before marriage.
The next play was Behre Ke Bhoot was performed. The play was directed by Anand Mishra.
Tirath who is a general laborer, earns for the family working in the fields. His homemaker who goes to cut wood on the deaf side of the river. His health worsens when he returns from there.
After coming home, Tirath calls Ochha Maharaj and makes him squirm. But the fever does not subside. One day a village-educated boy comes to Babua. The doctor asks to treat him. But Ojha Maharaj says that the ghosts of the deaf is killed. The entire village asks the people to show ghosts in the deaf.