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Click on each pic below to watch video. To see all the whole playlist from the evening....click here.
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Click on each pic below to watch video. To see all the whole playlist from the evening....click here.
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Click on each pic below to watch video. To see all the whole playlist from the evening....click here.
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Click on each pic below to watch video. To see all the whole playlist from the evening....click here.
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Laxamner Shaktishel is a farcical retelling of an episode from the epic Ramayana. Written by Sukumar Ray in the early twentieth century, it has been one of the most enduring children's plays in Bengal. Set as a musical, it shows an anxious and dysfunctional Ram’s camp fearing the wrath of Rabon. Rabon kills Laxman in the battlefield with the powerful Shaktishel. Jambuban’s ayurvedic knowledge and Hanuman’s ability to bring in a mountain allows the revival of Laxman. The tongue in cheek nature of the play and the idiosyncrasies of the characters are always a powerful reflection of contemporary society. The music for the play has been reimagined by Jayanta Mukhopadhyay and the play is directed by Sankha Bhowmick.
The play was staged as part of Kids Kendrik and SAATh 2024
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