Maruti : Omkar Gowardhan
Ashwatthama : Sarang Sathaye
Sudhir : Nachiket Poornapatre
Narad : Jitendra Joshi
Jaydeo : Amey Wagh
Sarang : Ashish Mehta
Mangala : Rupali Bhave
Hari/ram/Krishna : Varun Narvekar
Mutha : Nachiket Chidgopkar
Sarang’s Son : Alok Rajwade
Cornered : Suyash Tilak
Singer : Jasraj Joshi
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Charshe Koti Visarbhole (Four Billion Forgetfuls) is a fantasy depicting conditions as they might be in the year 3985 AD. It operates simultaneously on many levels. On the surface it is a science fiction telling us about time when life has become a medium of exchange. On the second level it is a political satire on the all-encompassing nature of ruthless competition and market in the present era of late capitalism. "Capital' acts as a metaphor as the cut-throat rivalry between a big tycoon and a couple of immortal characters from the Indian mythology unfolds in the play. What was written in 1986 has become a part of our day-to-day existence today, making the play extremely relevant and contemporary even after more than two decades. On the third, it tries to deal philosophically with concepts like time, space, immortality etc. And finally touches upon the absurdity of human existence.
Based on a play by Duncan Wells
Translation : Sagar Deshmukh & Jitendra Joshi
Direction & Design: Mohit Takalkar
Music: Shailendra Barve
Light Design : Harshawardhan Pathak
Costumes : Rashmi Rode
Cast
Parna Pethe
Mrinmayee Godbole
Alok Rajwade
Devika Daftardar
Nachiket Purnapatre
Duration : 80 mins. without interval
Synopsis:
Based on the verses of Sufi Saint Jellaluddin Rumi
Playwright : Satee
Direction, Sets, Music Design : Mohit Takalkar
Light Design : Pradeep Vaiddya
Costumes : Kalyani Kulkarni
Cast
Nachiket Purnapatre, Omkar Govardhan, Sarang Sathaye, Ashish Mehta, Radhika Apte and Others
Synopsis:
The story unfolds through 52 poems.This is a story of The Man, The Woman, The King, The Fakir and The Storyteller. The story begins with the parting of the man and the woman, who are immensely in love with each other. Their intense love is smothering them, leading them to part in the quest for self. He goes out in the world and She shuts herself in her own world. Both meet the fakir. She, during her journey through her mind and He in the outside world. The Fakir’s mind is like a clean mirror, as he has resolved himself completely. They see pure love through Fakir’s mind. Each one seeks to complete each one’s story. Being in love with the idea of loving, He has forgotten true love. Being in love with her own self She has forgotten true love.The King falls in love with The Woman.The King has forgotten true love while getting her to love him. But now, they have all realized that they are far away from true love. They are all seeking the true experience of love with their entire being.