About the Play :
Adapted from the original Marathi Play ``Shri Tashi Sau`` written by Yogesh Soman into Hindustani by Saurabh Gharipurikar. This is a story about a Hyderabadi couple going to court to nullify their nuptials by divorcing each other for the final time. During the course of funny incidents, they realize that after so many fights they cannot live without each other.
My Review :
One of the most hilarious plays I had seen, it rocked right from the word go with laughter. It had the audience in splits in each scenario. How does a wife cooks for husband, calling Maggi noodles as Chinese? How does a wife learn driving, getting off the scooter seeing her mother? How does the husband love, giving flowers to another woman? How does a husband take a wife to movie, forgetting the movie tickets? Does such things really happen.
I was perplexed with such scenes interlaced with an awesome writing and that too the hyderbadi dialect helped in many matters
Wife : Aji Sunte?
Husband : Sunaate?
The lingo just helped boost the already highly comical play to a higher level. I was told that it was directed by Krishna Shukla and am so very happy that this guy had done a great job.
I would recommend this play and if given a chance may be I will go for it again. Just loved it. A 5/5 for this
Adapted from the original Marathi Play ``Shri Tashi Sau`` written by Yogesh Soman into Hindustani by Saurabh Gharipurikar. This is a story about a Hyderabadi couple going to court to nullify their nuptials by divorcing each other for the final time. During the course of funny incidents, they realize that after so many fights they cannot live without each other.
My Review :
One of the most hilarious plays I had seen, it rocked right from the word go with laughter. It had the audience in splits in each scenario. How does a wife cooks for husband, calling Maggi noodles as Chinese? How does a wife learn driving, getting off the scooter seeing her mother? How does the husband love, giving flowers to another woman? How does a husband take a wife to movie, forgetting the movie tickets? Does such things really happen.
I was perplexed with such scenes interlaced with an awesome writing and that too the hyderbadi dialect helped in many matters
Wife : Aji Sunte?
Husband : Sunaate?
The lingo just helped boost the already highly comical play to a higher level. I was told that it was directed by Krishna Shukla and am so very happy that this guy had done a great job.
I would recommend this play and if given a chance may be I will go for it again. Just loved it. A 5/5 for this
Loved it..although I'm not a great poetry enthusiast!
ReplyDeleteHi Rohit not sure for what poem have you commented...I have got a few poems here...also I have not reviewed MIYA BIWI too
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