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ESRM stages play "Mehnat Sey Kaamyaabe" 11/30/2015 11:15:38 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Nov 30: Ek Sath Rang Mandal (ESRM) presented its 171st Monday Theatre under "Monday Theatre Series" with new progressive play "Mehnat Sey Kaamyaabe" in collaboration with BLSKS here today at Lakshmi Nagar Sarwal . Hard work is key to success is an old saying but how many fallow this saying. Our young generation ignore this saying what they need success without efforts and hard work . While in fact it is true that you can change your future, position, status and bank balance with hard work. Any person can overcome all his failures and hardships by his hard work. Story line of this play is that Ramu a young boy comes to town for a job to earn livelihood. He gets a job of care taker. He has to look after a house whose owner is not in the city. He was given responsibility of the house. House has to be maintained and cleaned. He is very hard working and gives his duties honestly. But now he is confined to the house 24 hours and cannot ignore his duties. He wished to continue further studies which was impossible for him now. He hits upon a plan, as this house had vacant land why not to use his time and this(vacant) land for gardening as and when he is free. He starts his work of gardening by planting beautiful flowers , vegetables. After some time his hard work and devotion towards work results in beautiful garden with flowers, vegetables. He is happy to see the result of his hard work. After few days the owner of the house visits his house and was astonished to see the beautiful garden developed by this young man. The owner is very happy with Ramu and wants to repay him with a big prize. He asks Ramu what kind of prize he wishes . Ramu replies that he needs only one prize and that is education. Ramu wants to continue his studies in the city as well serve him. Again his owner is happy to know his choice and assures Ramu that he will help him in his plan and will provide him all the facilities for his studies.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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