Hadh Kar Di Aapne - A Hindi Play: Events in Hyderabad

REVIEW FOR HADH KAR DI AAPNE...

You've heard of funny tales where the mother and daughter are pregnant at the same time. Actually, you haven't. Until today.

The Rotary Club of Secunderabad, in association with Religare, is staging a famous comedy play from Mumbai, Hadh Kar Di Aapne, at the Shilpa Kala Vedika on 23rd June.

This is the story of a middle class family in which Mohan, the head of the family, aged 52, realizes one fine morning that he is going to be a father again. His wife Radha starts planning this happy event with great enthusiasm. Though he is quite reluctant to be a father, he tries to keep his wife happy by indulging her.

He decides that his wife needs to rest and therefore pampers her. He promptly heaps the entire load on daughter Gouri's not-so-willing shoulders. To wriggle out of this situation, Gouri gets inspired and tries to follow suit. How Mohan handles the situation with a 23-year-old daughter and son-in-law forms the core of the play.

A hilarious comedy that promises to keep everyone engrossed, the play is written by Mir Muneer and directed by Om Katare. The cast for the play are Om Katare, Pratibha Kapoor, Damini Kanwal, Gagan Riar, Paromita Chatterjee, Kishore Singh, Vikas Prasad and Yogendra.

The Rotary Club of Secunderabad is part of the worldwide group of Rotary clubs known as Rotary International, that was chartered in 1964. The Club has a membership of 80 Rotarians including eminent doctors, chartered accountants, software professionals, IAS officers, armed forces personnel and industrialists. In the 42 years of its existence, the Club has executed many a noteworthy service project, bringing succor and sunshine to the lives of the less fortunate sections of the community.

The recent endeavors of the Club include provision of a state-of-the-art blood bank at the Indo-American Cancer Hospital at a cost of Rs. 45 lakhs, construction of 22 shelters for the very poor at Bahadurpally village at a cost of Rs. 18 lakhs, construction of a block at the home for the aged, and providing safe drinking water to the slum dwellers in the innermost parts of rural Andhra. To support these projects, the Club organises fund-raising events, and tonite, the play is part of this exercise.

The entry to the play is by donor passes of Rs. 2,000, Rs. 1,000, Rs. 500 and Rs. 300 per head. Please contact D N Gouri at 98490-67391 or Sanjay Dugar at 93900-49000 for donor passes and further details.