On Sunday morning at 7 a.m, the chants of gender equality was heard while the Bhopalites were taking their walk at Raahgiri Day at Boat Club. It was the artists of Kaafila Theatre Troupe, who gave a spontaneous street performance under street play ‘Sab Barabar’.
The play is based on gender equality. With its message, "Kaafila" presented the drama at different places in Banganga, New Market, DB Mall and Riviera Town. The street play is being performed at different locations in city. It is organized by Ansh Happiness Society, a youth group of Bhopal. The series of street plays will continue till January 27.
Talking about the play, director, Saahil Khan said that he believes that through the street plays artists can connect with the society directly. “I think through street plays our message can easily reach everyone.” Written beautifully, the drama breaks the conservative thinking of all equals society in which there is inequality among men and women.
“Where boys and girls also have to live in chains of patriarchal thinking, we need to break those chains” Saahil added. Pooja Malviya says that millions of instructions are given before the girls leave the house today. It is important to keep this in mind that before we leave the house, we should learn that they remain such that they are not afraid of any girl.
The play ‘Sab Barabar’ removes the distinction against women and speaks about gender equality. This street play piece has been produced by the Happiness Society's drama group Kaafila, directed by young director Sahil Khan. This play has 24 performers who with their powerful acting made an impact over the audience and gave commendable performance.