The story of Saujanyachi Aishi Taishi Natak revolves around a middle-class family that is living in a “Chawl”, facing endless antics and frequent disturbances from their quirky neighbours who are determined to kick them out of their own house. The story and plot are indeed based on a “Farce”.
Baap Kunacha Taap Kuna! is a newly launched Marathi Natak. This Natak is a “Farce” and it is purely based on providing a non-stop 2 hrs of continuous entertainment and laughter to its audience. The story of Baap Kunacha Tap Kuna revolves around Mandar (Played by Santosh Pawar) and his wife, Manjiri (Played by Varda Salunke), who seem like the perfect couple. As Manjiri gets ready to visit her parents' home in Bhor, Mandar jokes about bringing a new wife / girl while she's away, just to convince her to stay. Manjiri laughs it off and leaves. Mandar, determined to win a bet, calls his friend Nanda (Played by Prashant Nigde), who is known for his mischievous ways. Nanda sends over a beautiful woman named Roma (Played by Dhanashri Kadgaonkar) to Mandar’s house.
Patra Patri - A cute and adorable visual enactment play or as said by Vijay Kenkre - “एक द्रूक अविष्कार”, is basically a sweet conversation of handwritten letters between two characters in their 50s & 60s - Tatyasaheb and Madhavrao. The character of Tatyasaheb is played by our beloved and lovely Dilip Prabhavalkar and the character of Madhavrao is played by Vijay Kenkre. Fortunately, I had the chance to watch one of their first opening shows, and I must say, I was impressed by how soothing and sweet the entire format of the play was set and delivered. Therefore, this is my short review blog of Patra Patri.
Lagapa Marathi Natak is a story of a father and a son. This newly launched Marathi Natak aims to spread a very needed lesson and message to its audience. This lesson is something which I believe, every child should learn at some point in their life. During an interview with VeryFirstTale, Dhananjay Jamdar (Artist Playing The Father’s Role) said,”जगात बिनकामाच अस काहीच नाही. म ती वस्तू असो कि व्यक्ती. हे सांगणार लगपा हे नाटक आहे. ” Lagapa Marathi Natak, directed by Shrikant Jadhav, is such a play that is much needed in today's real life. It shares a truth that is often the most relatable.
Rakshas Shaktiman Mula Yuktiman is a must-watch, entertainment-filled, full-on enjoyment Bal Natak (children's play). This 2-hour Play is packed with the perfect package of fun and enjoyment for kids. Moreover, it aims to spread an important message for today's kids which makes it really worth watching.
The story of All The Best Natak revolves around 3 boys and one girl. Out of these three boys, one is deaf (played by Manmeet Pem), one is mute (played by Mayuresh Pem), and one is a blind person (played by Vikas). These three boys are best friends of each other. One fine day, a girl named Mohini enters their house. Seing the girl being very friendly, open, and beautiful, all three of them fall in love with the same girl. And that's where the real chaotic comedy starts to begin.
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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