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‘Pagla Ghoda’ shows how patriarchy affects both genders

Zee Theatre is bringing Badal Sarkar’s seminal play Pagla Ghoda to a new generation of audiences. Playing an important role in the teleplay is actor Vikram Kochhar, who has extensively explored theatre, been seen on television and in films like...

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Updated At : 01:42 PM Oct 21, 2020 IST

Zee Theatre is bringing Badal Sarkar’s seminal play Pagla Ghoda to a new generation of audiences. Playing an important role in the teleplay is actor Vikram Kochhar, who has extensively explored theatre, been seen on television and in films like Manmarziyan, Kesari and Angry Indian Goddesses.

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