‘Lahuri Bhainsi’, a play about the lives, struggles, dreams and social realities of Nepali rural society, is set to be staged at Mandala Theatre, Thapagaun, from June 5 to 21. It is a joint presentation by A J Bob Studio and Crook Entertainment. Reflecting the deep social and economic structure of Nepali rural society, ‘Lahuri Bhainsi’ follows the small family of Lukhure, Ghainti, and Pode as they dream of improving their lives by buying a buffalo. But that dream gets trapped in the cycle of society’s power structure, class division and exploitation.The play has portrayed the dominance of the character ‘Dwarebaa’, along with the plight of poor farmers, the burden of debt, and the social mentality of the village.

Almost माया is a romantic and emotional play in a made-up Hill, Almost Bagarkot on a cold winter night. The drama takes a look at the various expressions of love, heartbreak, forgiveness, loneliness, and second chances of ordinary people through a number of interconnected scenes. There are special 'magical moments' in each story, indicated by the stars above the town. The play's realistic characters and heart-felt dialogues demonstrate that even a small amount of time can make a difference in people's lives and that despite pain and loss, people can heal, hope and find each other.