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ESRM stages street play Sakshhatkar
5/21/2018 10:43:46 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, May 21: Ek Sath Rang Mandal (ESRM) today staged street play Sakshhatkar under Monday theatre at Bishnah.
To mark 300th play on Monday Theatre a particular Nukad was selected for school going children to mark this occasion. The play Sakshhatkar was an eye opener and informative. The theme of the play was to change the thoughts of children who are lacking self-confidence, patience and tolerance. Every child can solve his problem easily in case they are self-confident particularly in studies and other extracurricular activities. No miracle can get their problems solved for that they have to attempt and initiate themselves without any recommendation or help. In the play it is also explained that what are the basic requirements for a student after completing his studies, he must first establish his existence and try for job which will secure his future. If they are sincere and honest in their every job their success is waiting for them. Never wait for help start from your own you will get confidence and success also. Then again signature song of ESRM was sung by the actors. Jago Bandu Jago Bahya Paar Luga Dey Apuni Nayya. The in the last act is enacted which advises the children that they must respect their elders parents and teachers. Again it is said in the play every child should be aware about their traditions culture mother tongue and history. They should also know the sacrifices of those heros who have given their life for this country. Like Bhagat Singh, Chandershekar Azad, Subash Chander Bose and others. Every child should also condemn the evils in the society like drug addiction. Actors who performed were Anuroop Pathania, Kanta Sharma, Inder Jeet Singh Sambyal Ashok Shrama, Raju Mad, Shelly, Shahid, Kavita, Mohit, Tejas Rampal, Sanam Sudan and Vijay Malla.
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