||NIRANTAR EKLAVYA|| TEASER 2018

NIRANTAR EKLAVYA

The obstinate on the impossibility is the evidence of constant walk

Eklavya expresses his wish to learn art of archery in front of Guru Drona. The royal teacher of Hastinapur, Dronacharya refuses to teach him the art of the archery. Therefore Eklavya builds a mud sculpture of Dronacharya in his forest and starts training himself under his own direction. Dronacharya came into that forest to give training to his students, Kaurvas and Pandvas. At that very moment, they happened to see their hound. The mouth of their hound was filled with arrows. Everyone was wonder-struck and they start searching for the archer, who actually challenged the ego Arjuna and other students by presenting his impossible skills. After witnessing this, Guru Dronacharya, while worrying about his future, cunningly wanted the right-hand thumb of self-learned archer Eklavya. He tore away the aim of Eklavya. He cunningly attacks on the emotional sphere of Eklavya through his political and phony talks. The play stops at this deceitful situation. At this moment, discussion with the audience starts (This discussion starts if audience and organizers are has agreement for this discussion). And with the subject matter of play, the active dialogical participation of audience moves ahead.

Rajkumar Rajak