The play “Adhe Adhure” was staged at Jawahar Kala Kendra. Led by Sabir Khan, the performers brought the story to life on stage, receiving much applause. | Pro IQRA News

During Jawahar Kala Kendra’s fortnightly drama programme, the play ‘Half-Adhure’ was staged on Friday.

During Jawahar Kala Kendra’s fortnightly drama programme, the play ‘Half-Adhure’ was staged on Friday. The number of spectators at Rangayan Auditorium has proved that theater lovers have full love for ‘Half-Adhore’. Under the guidance of senior theater director Sabir Khan, the artists brought the story to life on stage. The story of the play has been written by Mohan Rakesh. From the time the story was written to today, its relevance remains the same. Apart from entertaining the audience, ‘Aadhe Adhure’ also taught many lessons. Apart from being emotional, the mocked dialogues also provided an opportunity to laugh. The “half-hearted” reflects the change of values ​​in the urban middle-class family. The problems of this special class were highlighted through Savitri-Mahendranath and their three children.

The “half-hearted” reflects the change of values ​​in the urban middle-class family.

Poignantly presented, it highlighted the disillusionment, breakdown and disintegration of the middle-class family value system that emerged after independence. In the play, senior theater artist Ruchi Bhargava played the role of Savitri while Sahil Ahuja played the role of Mahendranath. While Aayushi Dixit, Sandeep Swami and Lakshmi Tiwari played the roles as children. Rajiv Mishra handled the lighting arrangement, Deepak Gujral handled the sound arrangement, Sehal Khan handled the stage arrangement.