NUGRA KA TAMASA NUGRA नुगरा का तमासा 23rd Show NCZCC Auditorium Festival of Samoohan

NUGRA KA TAMASA NUGRA
नुगरा का तमासा
 23rd Show NCZCC Auditorium in a
Festival of Samoohan : BHRAAMYMAAN NAATYA SAMAROH
13 January 2018
Allahabad, U.P.

This show had special :


  1. New Spectators
  2. New Young actor who intervains the play at the end 
  3. The Lights were minimum
  4. The Lapal Battery went off in the middle of the show. 
  5. It involved a lot of local references in the show which developed a strong connection with the spectators. 
  6. The play started after a 10 mts orchestra play by our music team 
  7. The play used the samgam/triveni bathing believe, the laying hanumana statue
  8. The snake was carried to the gauna place in the hut which was freed after a new act of going out in the night to the orchard. 
  9. Local boy DEV VERMA a student of VIII of St Joseph School played the character who intruppets the narrator on his decision to burn the traiter snake. 
  10. He was surprise to the spectator and happily acted. 






















































































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