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Nishad Kinhikar - Founder & Editor-In-Chief

My life has been a bit like an “Introvert’s Journey in An Extrovert’s World”. Back in 2019, when I was just 20, I used to shy away from conversations and interactions. College and chill was the only thing I used to do, just like another 20-year-old college student. But one day, something clicked, and I decided to take a leap of faith during my university days by going on a Cultural Exchange trip to Europe. Completely unknown in a completely different country, and that too for the first time ever, I decided to be away from my family for almost 6-7 weeks.

That experience changed everything for me. I discovered the incredible power of human connection and cultural exchange. It was like opening a door to a whole new world of personal growth unforgettable experiences, and connections that I would cherish for the rest of my life. From there, I couldn’t get enough. I embarked on more cultural exchanges to places like the Czech Republic, Poland, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Russia, Nepal, and more, exploring over 18 countries by the time I turned 22.

Fast forward to now—I’m 24, a proud Maharashtrian, Indian, and a passionate traveller. But there’s something else that lights up my soul: Marathi Theatre. Since childhood, I’ve always loved watching new Marathi plays, watching them with my family and falling in love with the art form. It got me thinking—how could I contribute to the growth of Marathi theatre?

And that’s when the idea for VeryFirstTale was born.

After completing my Bachelor’s and MBA from NMIMS Navi Mumbai in the year 2022, at the age of 23, my beautiful travel experiences and the impact of the same on my life fueled my desire to share my memories, my learnings and my insights with you all, inspiring me to launch my own travel and entertainment blog – VeryFirstTale.

Here, I write blogs based on my personal experiences, all straight from my heart. Having travelled to 21 countries, you can find beautiful Travel Tips and Guides for your next adventures. Along with this, as a fan of Marathi Drama & theatre, you can also find various Marathi Natak Review blogs.

I would also like to invite you to visit my About Me Page to learn more about my journey.

The process to visit & apply for the Kartarpur Corridor is pretty simple. By following the steps outlined below, you can easily make smooth arrangements for your visit. First & foremost, you need to register online 14 days prior to your visit to the Kartarpur Corridor. The official website to register and generate your Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) is - https://prakashpurb550.mha.gov.in/kpr/ While filing the online registration form, you are asked for all your personal details, including your work details. You are also required to upload a Passport-size photo of yours along with a copy of your first, last, & bio page of your passport.
The Circuit play story is all about Sanjay Narvekar, portrayed as Minister in the Natak and the secretary of the opposition party leader. It kicks off when Sanjay plans to hang out with the secretary. But their plans for a secret meeting are disrupted by a dramatic event, throwing their lives into chaos and setting off a chain of funny and crazy events involving the whole cast. The minister then calls upon his personal assistant to help him resolve the situation, but things only seem to get worse as they try to fix things. What follows is a wild roller coaster of comedic mishaps, making for a laugh-out-loud situational comedy filled with unexpected twists and turns.
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Friend Request talks about the unforeseen effects and consequences of what a simple ‘Friend Request’ on Facebook can cause in our lives.
The narrative of Galib is intriguing with astonishing suspense – something beyond your anticipation. Believe me, as you engross yourself in the play, time slips away unnoticed, and you become completely immersed in its gripping storylines. The suspense gives you those thrill chills you rarely witness in today's Marathi Nataks. From a personal perspective, I was astounded by the suspense this play unfolds – an experience that can only be truly witnessed and felt when seen live.
Chinna Natak revolves around a family of four, consisting of a middle-aged couple and their son and daughter. The head of the household, portrayed by Abhay Janardhan Pair, has developed a habit of regular drinking, which has led to financial challenges for the family.
To begin with, the story of Chuk Bhul Dyavi Ghyavi revolves around a husband (played by Akshay Mudwadkar) and wife (played by Akshaya Naik), the quintessential couple, who are dealing with the ups and downs of their married life in their old age. However, there's a twist. The husband becomes very anxious, thinking about the inevitability of death. In addition to this, this continuous thought and fear of anytime death leads him to believe that this might be his last chance to spill all his secrets to his wife. Now, what follows is a cascade/chain of confessions that the husband makes to his wife. This in turn, sets the stage for comedy in chaos and the following situational comedic interactions. And this is what sets the plot of Chuk Bhul Dyavi Ghyavi. But to know what exactly these secrets are, you need to watch their upcoming show of Chuk Bhul Dyavi Ghyavi.
217 Padmini Dham Marathi Natak is truly a thriller and a magical theatrical gem you would get to witness nowadays. It's a perfect blend of thrill, suspense, magic, love, music and whatnot. It encapsulates the perfect mix of excitement, anticipation, enchantment, romance, musicality, and more. The story of 217 Padmini Dham Natak revolves around a young couple whose love story is hindered by the stark differences in boy’s and the daughter's dad’s social statuses.
Me Nathuram Godse Boltoy Natak is all about the story that sheds light on the only political assassination where the assailant didn't bother planning an escape. Nathuram Godse (Played By Saurabh Gokhale), the man in the centre spotlight, shares his opinions and multiple motives for the audacious act of taking Mahatma Gandhi's life. This Natak takes us on a rollercoaster ride through the mind of a man who willingly surrendered, even after being fully aware that a death sentence awaited him.