Ek Kutte Ki Kahani

The play "Ek Kuttey Ki Kahani", through the use of dramatic enactments, uses the
metaphor of Sa’adat Hasan Manto’s three most famous short stories, "Tetwal Ka Kutta",
"Kali Shalwar" and "Thandaa Gosht” to present Manto's own analysis of his most controversial,
often split personality traits, which were not palatable to the conservative society
of that time
The exploitation of women, the horrifying experiences of partition, the honest and
stark depiction of the underbelly of society, his own cynicism and his endless eulogy
of himself as the best short story writer of India are all elements that feature
in this analysis.
The play, by fleshing out these characters, so often misunderstood and sometimes
shunned by society, highlights the comprehensive appreciation of his work, both
by his opponents and supporters and presents the spark of life that survives in
the human being against all odds. Manto hears the inner voice of the soul, his own,
and that of the characters of his stories, and we, the audience share the experience
through the play.
On Stage
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Back Stage
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Doctor
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Nitin Sharma
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Poster/Brochure
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Abhinav Chand
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Manto
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Tarique Hameed
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Coordinator
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Kriti Kohli
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Kulwant
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Tanushri Upadhyay
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Rehearsal In charge
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Mohd. Aadil Saifi
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Ishar Singh
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Mohd. Aadil Saifi
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Set & Properties
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Nitin, Aman, Suresh, Shaan
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Sultana
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Muskaan/Disha Sachdeva
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Costumes
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Kriti, Muskaan, Tanushri
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Khudabaksh
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Aman Rai
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Music Design
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Ankush Gupta
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Shankar
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Abhinav Chand
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Choreography
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Gilles Chuyen
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Anwari
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Tanushri Upadhyay/ Meera Gopakumar
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Light Design
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Ranjan Basu
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Banta Singh
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Sumit Rajjput/ Kunwar Raghvendra Rathore
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Assistant Director
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Tarique Hameed
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Harnaam Singh
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Nitin Sharma/Aman Rai
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Script
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Danish Iqbal
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Raakha Singh
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Shaanur Rahman/Vipul Rajpoot
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Direction
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Salima Raza
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Bashir
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Abhinav Chand
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Himmat Khan
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Mohd. Aadil Saifi
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Salim
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Suresh Kumar/Satish Kumar
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Kutta
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Kush Arora
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