Hindi play ‘Aadhe Adhure' staged

Updated At : 07:58 AM Dec 21, 2017 IST

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Chandigarh, December 20

The Chandigarh Sangeet Natak Akademi in collaboration with the Khela Natya Sanshtan staged legendary Mohan Rakesh's evergreen classic Hindi play 'Aadhe Adhure' at the Tagore Theatre here on Tuesday.

Designed by Namrata Sharma and directed by Gorky Singh, the play was an exploration into the psyche of all five family members caught into the vicious circle of destitution. They live life on their own terms, nourishing their egos, ambitions and chasing their dreams, many far from reality. Gorky, Namrata, Aparna, Daman Chhokar and Apurva Suman played key roles.

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