Question

Bahu ki vida rajeshwari's character

Answer 1

Natrang today
staged a new Hindi play “Bahu Ki
Vida” in Sunday theatre series at
its studio theatre.
The play, which carried a very
relevant social message and
warns against the evil of dowry
was written by Vinod Rastogi
and directed by Anil Tickoo.
The play opens at the home of
one “Jeevan Lal” where
“Parmod” has come to take his
sister home for her first visit
after marriage. The occasion is
very special and auspicious but
Jeevan Lal makes it bitter by
embracing “Parmod” as they had
given less dowry at the marriage
of “Kamla”, Jeevan Lal’s daughter-
in-law.
He denies sending her to her
maternal home to complete the
rituals to show his gesture of
contempt. He also boasts that
they had send their daughter
with a huge dowry, when she
got married and she would have
been treated very warmly at the
place of her in-laws.
His son “Ramesh” has gone to
receive her for “Vida” and would
come back with her very
gracefully. But at the same time,
to the dismay of all, Romesh
comes back home alone as the
in-laws of his sister had refused
to send her home as the dowry,
which they considered enough
was not good enough for them
and they expected more.
Shattered by this, Jeevan Lal
realizes his mistake and agrees
to send Kamla with Parmod.
Ashwani Bali acted as Jeevan Lal,
Suresh Sharma as Parmod, Sajra
Qadir as Rajeshwari, Sakshi
Parkash as Kamla and Mohd
Yaseen as Ramesh.
The lights were designed by Anil
Tickoo, while Summet Sharma
coordinated the show and also
did the presentation.