Well-known painter Alok Shukla’s new theatrical collection ‘Odd Dastaan’ was released on 4 February at the Shruti program during the Bharat Rang Mahotsav at the National School of Natya Vidyalaya (NSD). The theatrical collection was released by Chittaranjan Tripathi, director and actor of the National School of Natural School, Rang Reviewer Sangam Pandey and NSD’s Head Dr. Prakash Jha.
On this occasion, Rang reviewer Sangam Pandey, while praising his theatrical writing and color in order to emerge from the serious illness of Alok Shukla, called the ‘strange tales’ as ‘half-incomplete’ of today’s era. Also said that in ‘half-incomplete’, everyone is looking for something, so in spite of everything in ‘strange stories’, people are broken.
During the release of the theatrical collection, Alok said that this drama is on the break-up relationship of the married life of two families of the metropolis Mumbai, while the other drama is a comedy drama.
Let us know that Alok Shukla has been suffering from GBS paralysis for the last 4 years and has still not been completely cured, but during this time he continued his theatrical writing and his three drama collections, one color memoirs and a poetic collections were published. Are. Along with this, he made a comeback on stage while directing and acting his plays written last year.
Many paint workers and writers were present during the release during the release.