BATHAAN
About the Play
About the Story Writer
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| Prem Bhardwaj |
Prem
Bhardwaj, born on 25th August 1965 in the village of ‘Vikram
Kaituka’ in the district ‘Chhapra’ Bihar, has not only been devotedly involved
in journalism but also preserved a great flavor of literature. His primary
education was accomplished at his native place leading him to Patna University
in succession from Bagdogra, Delhi and Allahabad. He completed M.A in Hindi
from Patna University. He has been actively associated with many newspapers and
magazines. Mr. Bhardwaj is renowned for his work in more than 600 articles on
the contemporary issues and has achieved many awards for journalism. He is
profoundly active in story writing and is a distinguished figure in the Hindi
literature. ‘Intazaar Paanchve Sapne Ka’ (His first story collection) and
‘Naamvar Singh: Ek Mulyaankan’ are his latest books. He is currently working at
the Hindi literary magazine ‘Pakhi’ as an editor.
About the Director
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| Dilip Gupta |
Dilip Gupta,
trained from HCRFTA, Mandi (H.P.) has been involved in theatre for twelve years
and has participated in more than 40 plays as an actor, director and designer.
He had worked as a professional artist with the leading theatre repertory
company “Shri Ram Centre Repertory Company” New Delhi from 2007 to 2011. He
shows multifaceted work in the field of theatre and media as an actor,
director, scriptwriter, designer and instructor. Dilip has acted in many media
productions like short films, serials, and corporate films with different
production companies and also acted in the film “Horn Pukare” for World Bank
project directed by Sai Paranjapey and feature film ‘Rock Star’. Dilip has also
achieved Inlaks Theatre Award 2009 from Inlaks Foundation.
Is Naummeedi Ki Qaaynaat Mein
About the Play
This play depicts a
fictional character Vasant, an extraordinary poet who was unsung in the
literary world.
His tremendous effort in
literature was not valued as long as he lived. Poetry was the one element that
gave him completeness.
His life was no less than
many writers and poets of India, who have seen extreme struggles in life, work
and found no acceptance in society. He found isolation in every turn of his
life in society.
This play depicts the
plight of writers which has always been drastic with some resorting to a quiet
demise while others lost and forgotten.
About the Story Writer
Prem
Bhardwaj, born on 25th August 1965 in the village of ‘Vikram
Kaituka’ in the district ‘Chhapra’ Bihar, has not only been devotedly involved
in journalism but also preserved a great flavor of literature. His primary
education was accomplished at his native place leading him to Patna University
in succession from Bagdogra, Delhi and Allahabad. He completed M.A in Hindi
from Patna University. He has been actively associated with many newspapers and
magazines. Mr. Bhardwaj is renowned for his work in more than 600 articles on
the contemporary issues and has achieved many awards for journalism. He is
profoundly active in story writing and is a distinguished figure in the Hindi
literature. ‘Intazaar Paanchve Sapne Ka’ (His first story collection) and
‘Naamvar Singh: Ek Mulyaankan’ are his latest books. He is currently working at
the Hindi literary magazine ‘Pakhi’ as an editor.
About the Directer
Dilip Gupta,
trained from HCRFTA, Mandi (H.P.) has been involved in theatre for twelve years
and has participated in more than 40 plays as an actor, director and designer.
He had worked as a professional artist with the leading theatre repertory
company “Shri Ram Centre Repertory Company” New Delhi from 2007 to 2011. He
shows multifaceted work in the field of theatre and media as an actor,
director, scriptwriter, designer and instructor. Dilip has acted in many media
productions like short films, serials, and corporate films with different
production companies and also acted in the film “Horn Pukare” for World Bank
project directed by Sai Paranjapey and feature film ‘Rock Star’. Dilip has also
achieved Inlaks Theatre Award 2009 from Inlaks Foundation.
