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Gandhigiri marks golden jubilee celebrations
Andhra Nataka Kala Samithi, one of the oldest cultural organisations in the city, is celebrating its golden jubilee. It is not a small achievement to successfully run a cultural organisation for five decades. The Kala Samithi, aimed at promoting theatre, is organising dramas every month for its members. A three-day fete to mark the golden jubilee began at Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao Government Music and Dance College on Friday.
Andhra Nataka Kala Samithi, on completing 50 years, organised a three-day cultural fete which began on Friday. A play ‘Mahatmulara Malli Puttandi’, invoking Gandhi to return to the world, was staged on the first day
Andhra Nataka Kala Samithi, one of the oldest cultural organisations in the city, is celebrating its golden jubilee. It is not a small achievement to successfully run a cultural organisation for five decades. The Kala Samithi, aimed at promoting theatre, is organising dramas every month for its members. A three-day fete to mark the golden jubilee began at Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao Government Music and Dance College on Friday.
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The first day of the fete saw the staging of the play ‘Mahatmulara Malli Puttandi’ by the Tenali Town Stage Artistes Association. The play, written and directed by MP Kanneswara Rao, focussed on the present-day politics and selfishness of politicians who are ready to stoop to any level. The play ends with a common man's appeal to Mahatma Gandhi and other national leaders to be born again in order to cleanse the corrupt political system and society.
The cast included Kanneswara Rao, P Subba Rao, Seshabhanu Rao, MP Ananda Rao, Kanaparthi Madhukar, Vinukonda Sri Rama Murthy, Devisetti Krishna Rao, Ganesh and Tirumala. The music was composed by T Sambasiva Rao. Stage artistes Madugula Rama Krishna, VV Narayana Patrudu and Avadhani were felicitated on the occasion. Mayor Koneru Sridhar, Dr Kamineni Pattabhiramaiah, Karnati Lakshminarasaiah, Gopala Rao and others were present.
By:HVRS Prasad
