PLAY “CHAR TANGE” DELIVERS A SHARP CRITIQUE OF SOCIAL EVILS

Raj Sadosh/Abohar.

The famous play, Char Tange, written by Suresh Swapnil was successfully staged under the aegis of Rashtriya Kala Mandir (RKM) at Chaudhary Ramjas Sadan Auditorium, Sriganganagar. Directed by renowned theatre artist and actor Vijay Jora, the play presents a sharp satire on four major evils prevalent in the social system. Using the symbolic representation of “four legs,” it powerfully highlights corruption, injustice, and moral decay in society. Through humour and satire, it compels the audience to reflect deeply.

Chief guest Deepak Watts, Regional Chairman of Lions Club, along with President Virendra Baid, Chief Patron Vijay Goyal, Patrons Mohan Lal Chitlangiya, Vinod Agarwal and Vijay Jora lit the ceremonial lamp. All the artists were felicitated and certificates were distributed to the participants of the workshop. Joint Secretary Sunil Sharma handled the stage management.

This event marked the successful conclusion of the acting workshop organized last month by RKM. Theatre lovers thoroughly enjoyed watching the play in which Gaurav Balana performed as Netaji, Umang Sharma as News Reporter, Vikram Monga as Assistant, Deeja as the First Leg, Lishika as the Second Leg, Payal as the Third Leg, Himanshi Verma as the Fourth Leg, Vrinda as Chamcha One, Bhavya Gupta as Chamcha Two, Mayank Kamra as Sutradhar, Angrej Singh as Fakir, Sahil Maurya as Youth, Amit Katara as Havildar, and Harsh Chhanpahadiya performed the role of Mind. The stage backdrop was handled by Ritu Singh.

Those present included Shailendra Sahu, Ramgopal Jasuja, Girdhari Lal Jain, Rakesh Mitwa, Amit Nagpal, Arun Khemka, Madan Arora, Mohan Dadarwal, Meenakshi Ahuja, Sushma Gupta and Senapati Narang.