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Natrang stages “Girgit”
9/21/2014 11:45:18 PM
 Early Times Report

Jammu, Sept 21 : Natrang’s Sunday Theatre featured World famous Russian story’s Hindustani Adaptation ‘Girgit’ which enthralled the audience.
Based on a short story by Anton Chekhov, the play directed by Neeraj Kant proved to be the hard hitting satire on the present socio-political system. The adaptation of the play was deeply rooted in the soil of Jammu and its dramatic structure made the audience feel as if they are watching their own story. Natrang has been endeavoring to showcase highly relevant political and social satires and today’s play demonstrated to be the shining example of that. Every time when a play is staged by Natrang, some highly contemporary and situational aspects are added to it which makes the performance more relevant to the present times. ‘Girgit’ revolves around a dog and corrupt police officer, who changes colours like a chameleon, every time as the situation changes irrespective of right or wrong. The stage action starts when a dog bites a pickpocket who approaches the Police officers to help him to roundup owner but in vain.  A passerby hints that the dog belongs to the local Minister as he saw a similar dog moving around his Bungalow. On getting his clue, the officer starts beating the pickpocket for teasing a respectable dog having lived a high life. The officer claims that a dog of Minister cannot bite unless and until forced to do so. While he is beating the pickpocket, another man from the crowd observes that the local minister cannot keep such dog, as he is known to have pointer-hunting dogs only. On this, dog is thrashed and search continues for the owner of the dog to enable the pickpocket to claim the compensation. The beating of dog continues until a servant of the minister appears on the scene. At first he refuses to recognize the dog but later identifies him as the minister’s brother’s dog who has visited from Delhi.
Here the dog is escorted back home with full honors and official protocol.
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