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| Natrang’s Sunday Theatre completes 400 shows, stages ‘Lekhak’ | | |  EARLY TIMES REPORT
Jammu, July 24: Natrang completed record 400 shows in its weekly Sunday theatre series and staged Balwant Gargi’s popular play ‘Lekhak’ under the direction of Neeraj Kant.
In ‘Lekhak’, a creative person is shown engaged in the process of creating and writing a play. He is living through a different kind of creative tension. Lot of things are happening, emerging and storming in his mind and is under utter stress.
By the time he reaches to a situation of putting down something on paper he is distracted by the visitors to him.
The writer has tried to portray the fate of a creative person who is not being understood by the people living around him. For every one he an idle person, all-time sitting restlessly.
The play showcases the struggle of a creative person, the effort and the amount of energy he puts in evolving a creative piece.
Without realizing and acknowledging his creative tensions everyone visiting to him just load him with their own problems. In the absence congenial environment his creativity gets victimized.
On being distracted and disturbed time and again he cries that he has lost every thing, people around him have taken away every thing from him.
People around him claim that no one took any thing from him then why he is crying in frustration. But ironically no one understands that the time is the wealth of a creative person. He looses every creative thought whenever he is disturbed and distracted.
Speaking on the completion of 400 shows, Natrang director Balwant Thakur claimed that Natrang’s Sunday theatre is the longest sustained weekly show of the country and is now being discussed in Global theatre scene as one of the regular happening show in the world. In last seven years Natrang team of actors and technicians have been on the toes to meet out the weekly commitment of performing every Sunday.
In these years there have been disturbances and series of constraints but the committed team of Natrang has really demonstrated that nothing is impossible on this earth. Natrang’s Sunday Theatre has given a global identity to the city of Jammu in particular and the State of Jammu and Kashmir in general. Balwant Thakur complimented all those who have been a part of the creation of this history for Indian Theatre.
Pawan Verma has been highly successful in portraying inner turmoil of a writer who, most the time lives in a disturbed situation.
The visitors to the writer included Syed Fardeen (Manohar Lal) Vishal Sharma (Ram Bharose) Rajani Bhatti (Champa) and Rahul Singh (Purshotam). All actors were very lively in creating effective dramatic effect.
The lights were designed and executed by Neeraj Kant. Sumeet Sharma coordinated the show and did the presentations also.
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