A playful comedy questioning the metrosexuality of the modern man, ALTUN PALTUN is a new age drama directed by Sameer Viddvans of NAVA GADI NAVA RAJYA fame. The play probes the contemporary man-woman relationship. It stars Prasad Oak in the role of today's broad-minded urban young man, who's treats the fairer sex on equal terms. But the moot question is - whether the so-called metrosexual man, really understand female aspirations or he's conveniently posing to do so? Full of laughs and some social counseling.
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| Writer : | Kedar Shinde |
| Director : | Kedar Shinde |
| Cast : | Bharat Jadhav |
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2 Sahi Re Sahi |
This is a comedy with a moral. Madan Sukhatme, an industrialist catches his second wife red-handed with her lover. The lover is none other than Sukhatme's PA. With tempers running high, the husband falls prey to the cheating wife and he gets murdered. While the corpse is hidden, an imposter is brought in to get the property willed to the wife. But this plan also falls flat.
Sukhatme has several undated wills in circulation, and which are in the possession of his daughter and other relatives. As many as three look alikes of Sukhatme appear on the scene. Confusion ensues but justice is done ultimately.
This is a revived version of the popular play SAHI RE SAHI
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| Director : | Kedar Shinde |
| Cast : | Priya Borde, Nilesh Saable, Sanjay Dongre and Kedar Shinde |
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ANDHALA DALTAY |
Precisely 45 years ago, on August 13, 1963, noted folk artiste Shahir Sable staged this farcical play highlighting the sorry plight of the Marathi speaking residents of Mumbai. The lore has it that the play was so impactful that it led to the formation of the Shivsena, a political party safeguarding the rights of the native Marathi populace. Incorporating folk elements like gan, gavlan, batawani and powada, this musical play bolsters the pride of the Marathi manoos while making him think hard about his lost self-esteem. This socio-political play is the fourth offering from producer Sunil Barve's revivals of old and lesser known classics.
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| Writer : | Mohan Gokhale |
| Director : | Vijay Bhalekar |
| Cast : | Pankaj Pednekar, Vinayak Talekar, Satish Shelke, Umesh K K , Geeta Barve, Nivedita Pawar, Mohit Gokhale |
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Chala Vel Kadhuya |
This social play focuses on today's familial issues and problems vis-�-vis children's upbringing. The play attempts to counsel the parents and children and offer both remedial measures to ease the tension between them and re-establish a two-way communication. In today's nuclear families, the sole responsibility of bringing up children rests on the parents. Problem arises when the parents are unable to devote enough time to their children. Children are unable to open up to the parents and are unable to discuss their problem with them. Instead they begin confiding in their friends and often fall into bad company which may lead them to various addictions. On the other hand, over-protection of children leads to complexities of another kind. A must-watch for today's parents and their children.
