RangManch

Javeda, is a play about the beautiful conflict between Mohabbat and Mazhab. Set in Mumbai, between the era of 1992-93, during the infamous Hindu - Muslim riots, a love story came into existence. A story of two people, who fell in love but were forcefully separated. 

The play is produced by Inception Media, written & Directed by Navaldeep Singh, and backed by a team that is entirely under 25.

In this episode, Bhawana Somaaya talks with the young team about how the play was conceptualized and how did prepare for such an intense topic.

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Gopi Desai is a veteran filmmaker and actor and in this episode, she talks about going back on the rangmanch after 20 years in the play Bhartiben Bhula Padya.
She also talks with Bhawana Somaaya about the world of Gujarati theatre and shares her experience of working in both theatre and feature films.

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Listen How Junoon was born, blossomed, nourished. The story of a dream

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This week on Rangmanch, Bhawana Somaaya chats with the young team of  Alternative Space Project on their platform play -  AKSARIYAT AKLIYAT.

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Shailja Kejriwal is the brain behind the much-talked K Series  on television. She introduced Pakistani talent to India and also launched Zindagi channel. Kejriwal discusses refashioning of theatre space on small screen and more.

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This week on Ep.Log Media's podcast Rangmanch, Bhawana Somaaya chats with actor-director-producer Rupesh Tillu.

He has an inspirational journey of starting from a remote suburb of Mumbai to performing in Sweden and shares his learnings from the journey.

He is associated with Clowns Without Borders- an organization that sends clowns to locations in distress. Having performed in various countries, destiny brought Rupesh to perform in Kamatipura, a red-light area in Mumbai, and that transformed his mindset forever.

Rupesh has brought a change in the lives of the children living in that place by not just performing in front of them, but also teaching them what he has learned. In 2017, he took 6 children to perform in Poland.

Listen to this inspiring episode on Rangmanch.

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In the first episode of Rangmanch, Bhawana Somaaya is joined by renowned Actress, Mita Vashisht.

Mita is an NSD graduate and has worked with the finest filmmakers of all genres.

She has flirted with all mediums- the stage, television and cinema but her heart beats for theatre and which is why, no matter how busy she gets, she takes out time periodically for theatre.

Of the many plays she has performed one play continues to haunt her.

Premiered in 2019 and continuing in 2020 Meeta combines

A Play, a Film, and the Poet Within: Lal Ded’

Directed, conceptualised and performed by Meeta Vasisht, *Lal Ded* is a solo act; a theatrical collage of poems, songs, thoughts and philosophies of the medieval poetess Lal Ded from Kashmir.

In this episode, she talks about the conceptualisation of her play and what went in bringing the authentic emotions in the saga.

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