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	Cast:
	Hajjo	:	Preeta Mathur
	Aazar	:	Dinesh Thakur
	Dindayal	:	Aman Gupta
	Begum Bakar	:	Rajeeta Kochhar
	Khursheed	:	Mehazabeen Raja
	Fareed	:	Sunil Vyas
	Annabi	:	Gargi Thripathi
	Khairati	:	Atul Mathur
	Phoopi Amma	:	Dolly Thakur
	Khidmatgar	:	Arvid Koli
	Crowd	:	Arvin Koli, Parvin, Dheeresh, , Rohan and others .
	Taxi driver	:	Rakesh Singh

Synopsis:
A Hindustani version of Begum Kudsia Zaidi's "Aazar Ka Khwaab"
Which is an adaptation of George Bernad Shaw's classic romance, Pygmalion.
A Professor of Phonetics, Aazar takes up his good friend, Deendayal's challenge to turn a fruit seller from the street, Hajjo into a Begum, a woman of consequence, charm and grace, fit to attend the elite gathering at the French consulate. The challenge is successfully met an as the two friends celebrate their success; they hardly have a word of congratulation for Hajjo.
Busy congratulating each other, they totally overlook Hajjo's hardwork and diligence. Being thus ignored, Hajjo is cut to the quick. She is aware that she has only been used. Completely unhappy at Aazar's unfeeling
Words and fare with her question mark about her own future, Hajjo leaves Aazar's house. But no sooner has her absence been realised, Aazar beigns to miss her presence and goes even to the extent of reporting to the police in a bid to find her.
But having found her there is no great reunion or reconciliation !
Hajjo by now has had time to think and what follows is the classic battle between the creator and creation even as the creation threatens to become the creator herself! The age-old war of the sexes is given more profound voice arising out of their own individual emotional complexities.

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Cast
Clerk	:	Atul Mathur
Ex chief Minister	:	Dinesh Thakur
Party Workers	:	Praveen Ranglani, Akash, Rakesh Rai, Vikas, Ritu and others.
Aadmi	:	Brijendra Mishra.

Synopsis
VIJAY TENDULKAR'S HILARIOUS HARDCORE POLITICAL SATIRE
A HINDI VERSION OF HIS ORIGINAL MARATHI COMMEDY "NIYATICHYA BAILALA" BY DR VASANT DEO
One fine morning an ordinary clerk and ex-Chief Ministers who had been sacked meet by chance at the beach. Their conversation reveals the hidden side of politics, the dirty games and wicked ways of politicians….
Suddenly they perceive a crowd gathering. To avoid any problems, the Chief Minister persuades the clerk to exchange clothes with him, but in the hurry, their faces also get exchanged. The party crowd takes the clerk to the Chief Minister and reinstates him in the C.M.'s post as high command orders…. They meet once again after one year…. The meeting leads to a hilarious, funny, and thought- provoking climax….

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	Cast
	Leela Benare	:	Preeta Mathur Thakur
	Samant	:	Aman Gupta
	Ponkshe	:	Rakesh singh
	Karnik	:	Atul Mathur
	Sukhtatme	:	Ravi Jhankhal
	Mr. Kashikar	:	S.C Makhija
	Mrs. Kashikar	:	Indu Mankodi
	Balu Rokde	:	Akul Tripathi

Synopsis
Vijay Tendulkar's contemporary classic satire.
A Hindi translation of his original Marathi, Shantata! Court chalu Ahe by Prof. Kamalkar sontake.
A Searing play about a women at the mercy of social forces that threatens to engulp her. Working on various levels, the play reveals her plight amid the inner violence prevailing in the society, revealed through a mock trial by a group of actors, that rises to a dramatic crescendo.

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Cast
Nath Devlalkar	:	Dinesh Thakur
Jyoti	:	Preeta Mathur Thakur
Jaya Prakash	:	Atul Mathur
Seva	:	Rajita Kochhar
Arun Athawale	:	Aman Gupta
Hammir Rao	:	Aakash
Waman Rao	:	Rakesh Rai

Synopsis:
VIJAY TENDULKAR'S THOUGHT-PROVOKING DRAMA OF HUMAN VALUES!
A HINDI VERSION OF HIS ORIGIANL MARATHI PLAY OF THE SAME TITLE BY DR. VASANT DEO.Kanyaadaan is the story of Nath Deolalikar, a Gandhian and democratic M.L.A…of his belief in socialistic philosophy…of her increasing disillusionment with his ideals in conflict that faces the family as a result.It is a drama of the internal turmoil arising out of ethically accepted ideals faced with stark reality.

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Cast     Anant Rajyadhayaksh : Dinesh Thakur Pragya : Lubna Salim Arif Uttara : Meenal Patel Vasanti   Preeta Mathur Thakur Synopsis: Mahesh Elkunchwar's drama of Human Relationships. A Hindi version of his original play of the same title by Dr. Vasant Deo.Anant Rajyadhayaksh, a famous literary figure and well known novelist at the age of 78 years, begins to write his autobiography aided by a young girl, who is a research scholar doing her thesis on his work. As the journey into the past unfolds, pain and misery of relationships with his estranged wife and sister-inlaw, his version of facts come into question…Creative licence gives the writer the right to tell his version of the story, but does he have the same licence to bury the truth among the myriad lies and half truths in an autobiography? And if so, what about the truth, the injustice done to those associated with it and the veracity of History? Aatmakatha poses these questions in an intensly dramatic manner.At another level aatmakatha is also confrontation of the creation with their creator….

	Cast
	Nandini Diwan	:	Pari Jhaveri
	Sarla	:	Neetu Puri
	Rajeev Pradhan	:	Aman Gupta
	Diwan	:	Dinesh Thakur
	Seema	:	Preeta Mathur Thakur
	Inspector Rathod	:	Atul Mathur
	Constable	:	Syed
	Judge Raizada	:	S.C Makhija
	Clerk of the court	:	Rakesh singh
	Naqeeb	:	Dheeresh
	Dr. Brahme	:	Unmesh Brahme
	Lab. Assitant	:	Prabal Majumadar
	Julia Francis	:	Rajita Kochhar
	Gurudyal Singh Bedi	:	Pawan Chopra

Synopsis:

A spine-chilling Thriller.
A Hindi version of Agatha Christie's classic murder-mystery 'Witness for the Prosecution'.
A story of eternal greed, ruthless ambition, passion and murder. All the evil that one derives from the prevailing consumeristic culture, cut-throat competition and wild dreams of success. A scathing commentary of our times with suspense, drama and mystery of human mind.

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Tughlaq

Synopsis

Girish Karnad's TUGHLAQ is originally a Kannada play translated in Hindi by B.V Karanth. It is a historical play about the life and times of the 14th century Indian ruler Mohammed-Bin-Tughlaq, who has been denounced by historians as a mad king. He impulsively changed his capital from Delhi to Daulatabad and circulated copper coins at the same cost as silver coins, which were already in circulation. But surrounded progressivly by religious fanatics.

Tughlaq was much more than that. He was a ruler in search of human beings, not Hindus or Muslims. He was a secular king, in the true sense, who never differentiated between caste and creed. He was born much ahead of his time. The play shows the tragic consequences of the life of a visionary ruler who was not able to realize his dreams. His well-meaning ideas only brought misery to the people, while the unscrupulous, twisted them to suit their selfish needs. In a very perceptive exploration of the psyche of a sensitive but internally divided man, the play reveals the relation of his actions with social, political and economic conditions of his time.

It is an epic tragedy, which has been produced with all the grandeur and pomp to create the needed atmosphere.

TUGHLAQ is not just another historical drama, it also relates to our times. There are several parallels on various levels, which make this play a contemporary as today's newspaper.

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