Jammu, March 27: On the occasion of World Theatre Day, Rangyug presented a captivating script reading of Mohan Rakesh’s timeless classic Lahron Ke Rajhans at Rangyug Studio.
An official spokesperosn said the presentation seamlessly blended deep emotions, evocative narration, and an immersive ambiance, leaving the audience spellbound.
Directed by renowned theatre director Deepak Kumar, the performance was a tribute to the brilliance of Indian theatre, drawing the audience into the play’s intense conflicts through powerful character portrayals, an enchanting musical backdrop and a visually striking set.
Mohan Rakesh’s Lahron Ke Rajhans is a deeply introspective play that explores the conflict between material attachments and spiritual liberation. Set against the backdrop of ancient India, it delves into the dilemmas of Nand, a man caught between worldly desires and renunciation and the emotional turmoil of Sundari, who struggles to hold on to love in the face of change.
The reading featured Raj Kumar Behrupia as Nand, Juhie Mohan as Sundari, Poonam as Alka, Shvetaang as Ashish Sharma, Shyamaang as Shivan Gupta, Maitrya as Deepak Kumar, Soham Kashyap as Bhikshu Anand, Sumit as Shashank and Aashvi as Niharika. Their expressive dialogue delivery, nuanced pauses and tonal shifts made the reading feel like a full-fledged theatrical experience.
A few moments stood out, leaving the audience deeply moved—Nand’s silent hesitation before a crucial decision, Sundari’s voice trembling with suppressed emotions and Bhikshu Anand’s calm yet piercing words echoing in the hushed atmosphere.
The script reading was elevated by a soul-stirring musical background that subtly underscored the shifting moods of the play, immersing the audience in Nand’s world of inner conflict and existential longing. The visual setting added to the beauty of the performance, with softly glowing diyas casting flickering shadows that deepened the emotional impact. The minimalist yet authentic stage design transported the audience into the world of the play.
The event was graced by eminent personalities from various walks of life, including Nagendra Singh Jamwal (JKAS), Prof. Ashok Kumar, Narinder Sharma, Sr Amarjeet Singh, Dr. Priya Dutta, Parshottam Kumar, Prof. Sukriti Sharma and Vijaya Thakur.
Theatre lovers and art enthusiasts also attended, making the evening a truly memorable celebration of theatrical excellence.
More than a performance, the evening was a profound journey into the soul of theatre, awakening deep reflections on human desires and spiritual liberation. With this moving presentation, Rangyug reaffirmed its commitment to preserve and redefine India’s theatrical heritage, leaving the audience in quiet contemplation—a reminder of the power of theatre to ignite emotions, provoke thought and inspire change.
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