Srinagar, May 30: Aziz Folk Bhagat Theatre staged a poignant folk play at Government High School, Kandiwara in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district.
The play, directed by G R Bhagat Yaar was held under the auspices of the Guru-Shishiya Parampara, Ministry of Culture, Government of India,
After a month of meticulous rehearsals by talented artists, the production successfully conveyed a powerful message about the dangers of drug abuse, drawing participation from students and locals alike.
The play, enriched by the vibrant melodies of Kashmiri folk music, commenced with a captivating introduction by a cast member, setting the stage for a narrative that explored the devastating consequences of drug addiction. Through emotive performances, the production portrayed the agonizing journey of a young individual trapped in the grip of drug dependency, highlighting the profound toll it exacts on health and prosperity.
By confronting a pressing societal issue with sensitivity and depth, the play catalysed dialogue and introspection within the community. Its portrayal of the harsh realities of drug abuse struck a chord with audiences, fostering a collective resolve to combat substance misuse and promote healthier lifestyles. Through the collaborative efforts of artists, students, and local residents, the production exemplified the transformative power of art in driving positive social change.
