Doshora a theatre production with a message

The playwright Rajan Nandi, writes about a group of people who become Liviathans by achieving the total power. This play is not against any particular party or Ideology, but against the impact of selfish power, which creates unsatisfactory leaders. However, the repetition of some of the dialogues decreased the aesthetic value of the play.

Saiduzzan Chayan the director of the play, applied the narrative technique, but could not do it adequately. The performers were unable to coordinate with each other. They followed the Corneille's conception of "what's better than an empty space", in the case of set design. However the light designing was the worst part in the play.

The actors Jussi, Nila, Pallabi, Aphrodite, Debashis, Limon and Rupak played enthusiastically, which satisfied the audience of two thousand.