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Welcome to Akalpur
Season 2, Ep. 7
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Welcome to Akalpur is a fantastic hindi adaptation of 'Fools', directed by the very famous, Mr Neil Simon. Interesting fact, Neil Simon happened to put this play together during the course of his divorce. He didn’t expect it to do very well. Somewhere inside he probably didn’t want it to do too well either since his profits from the play were supposed to go to his wife, as a legal settlement.
We interviewed Nikhil Chaudhary, a growing director of theater plays, and asked him multiple questions that relate to being an actor and director of theater plays, managing a full-time job and the advantages to using creativity as a key medium of education, today and for our future generations. Truly enjoyed the session with Nikhil and his direction.
Visit our website www.kathaas.com for more episodes on planned and unplanned successes, wherein, creativity has been a major contributor or driver in attaining that success.
If you’ve experienced cognitive benefits by introducing some form of creativity into your lives or, know someone who can use this platform to share their experience with us, send us an email on pallavi@kathaas.com
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