At its core, the play reflects the deep injustices rooted in systemic failure, stagnant policies, and government apathy, forces that drive people to such desperate paths. It is a timely and necessary piece that challenges viewers t ‘Swarnadesh’, an original play by Sarita Kathayat, directed by Akash Nepali, explores the growing trend of migrating to the so-called Golden Country (USA) through perilous, unconventional routes. Set against the backdrop of dense jungles, flooded rivers, and treacherous seas, the play follows a group of migrants confronting the physical and emotional toll of crossing borders. Through powerful storytelling, symbolic characters, and emotionally charged scenes, Swarnadesh reveals the heart-wrenching realities of those who leave their homeland in search of a better life. Blending realism with haunting symbolism raises critical questions about human o reflect on the state of the nation, igniting dialogue and awareness, especially among youth. Featuring characters from diverse backgrounds and languages, bound by shared dreams, debts, and the will to provide for loved ones, the play becomes a mirror to our society. As friendships form and lives are lost, Swarnadesh asks: What does it mean to belong? What do we lose in the pursuit of a future? And who truly bears the cost of the so-called "land of gold"? This play is a call to conscience, a must-watch for every citizen, especially students and the rising generation.

 

 Step into the unsettling, surreal landscape of Caryl Churchill’s Far Away — a powerful short play that unpacks fear, control, and complicity. It is a bold and unsettling exploration of obedience and  the terrifying normalcy of violence. This short, three-part play, though brief in length, is expansive in meaning — blending surrealism with political commentary to leave audiences shaken and reflective.

"The play explores the profound concept of destiny — a force that is already written and inevitable. No matter how much one might try to alter it, destiny unfolds as it is meant to. Through this narrative, the audience is invited to experience both the fate of humanity and the journey of the soul, each with its own predetermined path and ultimate destination..