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| Natrang’s new Children play ‘KHICHDI’ being premiered on 20th July | | |  EARLY TIMES REPORT
Jammu 18 July, 2011
New Children’s play ‘KHICHDI’ by NATRANG is being staged on 20th July, at 6 pm at Police Auditorium, Ghulshan Ground, Jammu. This was informed here today by Natrang Director Balwant Thakur in a press briefing held at Natrang Studio Theatre, Theatre, Jammu. Writen and directed by Sumeet Sharma this new children play ‘KHICHIDI’ has been produced in Natrang’s Children Theatre Camp-2011. Natrang pioneered the tradition of organizing children theatre camps in Jammu since 1990 and organizes this most sought after event every year.
Forty proud Jammu children who are going to feature in this new play include Manasvani Oswal, Bhagyashree Kotwal, Gauri Thakur, Aavishi Arora, Akshaj Rohmetra, Gopi Sharma, Ojusvini Kotwal, Laith August Sharma, Sanchita Dubey, Shubhankar Bloria, Shivagha Sidhamani Pathak, Chirag Anand, Chander Pratap Singh Bhau, Kritika Bhau, Isha Singh, Ishan Singh, Tanya Dogra, Sanyam Gupta, Shreya Gupta, Dhanshree Charak, Vatsyayana Singh, Chiranjeev Kotwal, Hridyaanshu Salathia, Rhythm Misher, Divyan Sharma, Vaanya Malhotra, Sugam Mahajan, Arjun Gandotra, Rishab Sharma, Vasumit Gupta, Sachin Saini, Saksham Mahajan, Shreya Parihar, Prajwal Parihar, Ritambhari Puri, Devesh Puri, Uktarsh Thappa, Deepshikha Sharma, Apoorva Gupta, and Arihan Gupta.
Natrang can proudly claim to be one of the pioneer modern Theatre for Children in India. The seed was first sown as early as 1990 with the production of, ‘Mere Hisse Ki Dhoop Kahan Hai’. It was highly innovative play, which took up and questioned extremely sensitive, serious and topical issues raised by the children but affecting all sections of society. Through the medium of satire and tear jerking laughter the play critiques every walk of life. Over the years play has continuously evolved, taking up and sending powerful, thought provoking messages, which society needs to address urgently. This was only the beginning and year after year the Natrang’s Children Theatre repertoire continued to grow from strength to strength with the successive productions. Note worthy among them are, ‘Aap Hamare Hain Kaun’, ‘Bhag Beta Bhag’, ‘Charan Das Chor’ and many more. These plays have been performed all over the country, innumerable times and in several theatre festivals. Natrang consciously evoked extremely new innovative concept in theatre for children. These workshops are primarily production oriented and culminated in 2004 with Natrang’s mega musical extravaganza of ‘Hum Hain Ha’, which was a resounding success; the play featured 318 children on stage and created history for the ‘Children’s Weekend Club’, an all-year-round activity. The prime objective of the club was not just production oriented but to address every aspects of cultural activities, music, dance, drama and even fine arts. In the process, every child is treated as unique and the challenge for Natrang’s team of instructors is to identify each individual’s special talents and to develop and nurture their skills by building up their confidence and belief in themselves. The ultimate objective is not just to make them actors but to develop their overall personalities as meaningful contributors and members of the society.
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