Rajgati
- play written and directed by Theatre
Ideologue & Philosopher Manjul Bhardwaj.
Play
‘Rajgati’ unfolds the dimensions of ‘Power, System and Political Character
& Politics’. Politics is pious policy. Politics is dirty; play breaks this
illusion & appeals the common masses to actively participate in political
process. Common masses are the custodians of world’s largest democracy. The
Play creates the consciousness of changing the 'political scenario' for the
creation of equality, justice, humanity and constitutional order.
Every
moment of our life is influenced and governed by "politics". But what
role do we 'Citizens’ play? We only ‘donate’ our 'vote' and make ourselves free
from our political role, shifting the blame and cursing politics every
time. We set our mindset stating that "Politics
is 'bad' , Politics is polluted" !
Well,
we are civilized people, aren't we ? We always find ourselves talking things
like ‘politics is not our cup of tea, it's not our job to think and worry about
politics’. When all the citizens are so honest and want a proper democratic
system then how does the country's democratic political system is so corrupted ?
Let's
think for a moment , will the biggest democracy of the world prevail without
the political process that we always ignore ? The answer is NO, a big NO! When the 'civilized' citizens do not govern
it, then the power position is obviously and unfortunately goes to the evil
ones within the society. It's been 71 years since we have gain the independence
but the political process is still out of hands from the commoners. Let's
ponder upon this - Is Politics really bad or are we making it worse by not
getting involved in it? ..
We
all expect that 'Gandhi, Bhagat Singh, Savitri and Lakshmi Bai' should be
born amongst us but not in my house’. Is
this attitude and apathy justified ?
When
the farmers choose the path of suicide, why the citizens of this country keep
quiet ? Why the actual problems of our democracy are sidelined by the made up
problems of our politicians.
We
the performers of ‘Theatre of Relevance’ have taken a positive step. The play
"Rajgati" written by internationally renowned theatre thinker and
ideologue Manjul Bhardwaj , inspires the audience (public) to churn on the
above questions. Theater of Relevance practitioners and well wishers and Mumbai
Festival Foundation have organized the play "Rajgati" in Shivaji
natya mandir, Dadar. on 12th August
2019, at 11am.
Performers
performing in the play are Ashwini Nandedkar, Yogini Chouk, Sayali Pawaskar, Komal Khamkar, Tushar
Mhaske, Priyanka Kamble, Sachin Gadekar, Ishwari Bhalerao and Betsy Andrews.
"Theater
of Relevance" is committed to break the 'frozen state' of society,
germinate ideas in the soil of conscience, with its artistic emancipation.
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