Wednesday, September 11, 2013

“Pancha Narir Akhyan” staged in Mymensingh

Dhaka Theatre staged “Pancha Narir Akhyan” at Mymensingh Shilpakala Academy auditorium on Friday evening.
The over one- hour play was based on the sufferings of women caught in oppressive relationships with men. Rosy Siddique, a popular TV and theatre artiste, drew a loud round of applause with her spontaneous solo performance.
This was the 37th staging of the play written by Harun Rashid and directed by prominent actor Shahiduzzaman Selim. Sareng Theatre, a renowned theatre troupe of the town organised the programme.
Afzal Hossain, Shimul Yousuff, Chandan Chowdhury, Nasreen Nahar, Sayeed Rinku, Rubayet Ahmed, Samiun Jahan Dula, Atik Shams, Saidul Hoque, Shanta Chowdhury and Mustafa Ratan assisted the play.
Earlier, a discussion was held with theatre activists and cultural personalities taking part. Mamunul Haque Biplob, president of Sareng Theatre, delivered the welcome speech. Deputy Commissioner of Mymensingh Mustakim Billah Faruqui, secretary of Bahurupi Natya Sangstha Shahadat Hossain Khan Hilu, Ali Azhar Hablu of Bidrohi Natya Ghosthi, Chhayanat Sahitya and Sangskritik Dal president Sharif Mahfuzul Haque, district cultural officer Md. Shamsul Haque and Nizam Mollick Nizu were present, among others at the discussion.
The speakers said that from ancient times there prevails a serious chasm in many man-woman relationships. However, in many cases women continue their relationships for the sake of their children.
In such a scenario, many women have to go leave their home and are then at the mercy of the society, said the speakers.

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