Engagingly funny, is what best describes these two short plays. In ‘Shikillyo Baylo’ an educated feminist woman plan to control the circumstances around her much to her chagrin. ‘Kalechi Bhangsal’ introduces us to two educated unemployed men who using their wits and smarts getting whole village buzzing, when they open a shop where they sell solutions to any problem.
Karnna Viret is a Konkani tiatr based on the concept of misunderstanding a ‘marriage’ and misuse of the law of divorce. As per Christianity a person can marry only once during lifetime, unless one of them dies in unavoidable circumstances and he/she can remarry if they are young. But nowadays, couples decide to break up and remarry even for simple reasons.
Konkani drama- story from Mahabharat. Arjun’s fiance is going to wed his archenemy Duryodhan by the order of Balaram, lord Krishna’s brother. But by various ingenuities, Krishna finally forces him to consent for Arjun.
The Konkani play depicts the real life experience of the author who was a student activist and participated actively in students’ movement of Goa. This work tries to tell aloud about social problems and superstitions.
The hero in drama was in love with someone. But the family members opposed him and to get some benefits from family he married with a girl selected by family. But neither he, nor the girl, nor his girlfriend were happy. It was a tragedy. The drama based on same topic.