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Theatre fraternity pays tributes to Hindi litterateur

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Updated At : 12:47 PM Feb 12, 2020 IST

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Our Correspondent
Chandigarh, February 11

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The Nirman Kala Manch Patna, supported by Sangeet Natak Akademi, New Delhi, staged a Hindi play, ‘Neelkanth Neerala’ during the ongoing TFT Winter National Theatre Festival at Navrang Theatre here today.

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Written by Rameshwar Singh Kashyap and directed by Sanjay Upadhyay, the play, while paying rich tributes to the literary elegance of legendary Hindi litterateur Suryakant Tripathy Neerala, depicted the series of tragedies such as demise of close family relations which shattered his life. His love and incredible contribution to the Hindi literature was only solace for his living and survival.

However, one day in the fag end of Neerala’s life as enacted illustrated that breaking the stream of civilisation, history and literature, Neerala was the one who crucified himself and showed the right path of humanity.

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