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Saupin’s School, Chandigarh, stages Punjabi play

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 04:02 PM Nov 24, 2023 IST

The school staged its annual Punjabi play “Mehakde Phul” at Tagore Theatre. The play is based on a story written by Pali Bhupinder and directed by Harjit Singh Masuta. Singing and live music was provided by Saupin’s Music Club. The play is a satire on the educational rat race in India and the pressures which impact parents and children. The programme also includes a Punjabi dance drama and a lively luddi and bhangra dance. The cast included more than 80 students from Class VI to X. Principal Surita Sharma congratulated the children and teachers on the wonderful performance.

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Saupin’s School, Chandigarh, stages Punjabi play

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