Play on Bhuj ladies’s 1971 conflict heroics wins nationwide award | Vadodara Information – The Occasions of India

Vadodara: In the course of the 1971 Indo-Pak conflict, 300 ladies from Kutch risked their lives to restore a bombed Indian Air Power airstrip in Bhuj inside simply 72 hours. A brief play primarily based on this extraordinary act of braveness not too long ago gained second prize on the Nationwide Micro Drama Competition.Titled Virangana 1971, the play was offered by the Triveni Theatre Group, Vadodara, and gained the second-best manufacturing award at THESPIS – the Nationwide Micro Drama Competition, organised in affiliation with Bharat Rang Mahotsav by the Nationwide College of Drama, mentioned P S Chari, normal secretary and artistic head of Triveni.Directed by Nisarg Raval and written by playwright Makarand Musale, the manufacturing featured music composed by Mishal Bhatiya and Mansi Desai. The play dramatises the inspiring contribution of 300 ladies from Madhapur village in Kutch, who rebuilt the broken airstrip in a matter of days through the December 1971 conflict with Pakistan.“It was a novel feat the place rural ladies rose in defence of the nation,” Chari mentioned.THESPIS is a micro-drama theatre competition the place every play is proscribed to 10 minutes, difficult theatre-makers to ship highly effective, exact and emotionally resonant performances inside a compact format. This season featured 30 micro-plays staged in a single day.