The artists from The Films and Theatre Society staged the mythological tale of Abhimanyu, son of Arjuna and Subhadra, who gives his life fighting the Kauravas in the Chakravyuh battle formation.
Krishna's rendition of the significance of Abhimanyu's martyrdom, which quells the doubts and anxiety of Abhimanyu's family and various interpretations and wisdom derived from the rendition were the themes.
The performers brought to the fore values and philosophy depicted in Mahabharata. The cause of women empowerment was put forth, subtly and through effective erudition by Krishna during his interactions with Uttara, Abhimanyu's wife.
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