After 15 years, Karmali roof in Bengaluru

Karmali roof Stella is a one-women drama adapted to cone Emily of Emerald Hill. KK Jayati Bhatia starringYanki mother -in -law was also a fame And directed by Quaser Thakor Padamsi, a mirror for the insight of a maternal, will echo with most audiences.

Kasar, who was the first time in high school, when he came into the game, says, “It spoke to me at a fundamental level. Two things jumped on me; a colonial Singapore and colonial Bombay had a similarity between the city I am. The second was how the narrators and decisions were made by the heroes who matched those people who have met my father’s grandfather.”

Set in an Indian house in Colaba, the play is about someone who has nothing, wants to provide his children with everything. “She loves her family fiercely and wants the best for her, but also leads a lot of pigs as to how the world has changed from its time. And it is seen in all our families; we all want the best for our people, and are ready to adjust and manipulate everyone to do so.”

Kasar at first glance says, “It is easy to dismiss the hero as just a housewife or someone that we will not pay much attention, but his story is alive, exciting and his insight into the world is notable.”

A view from Karmali Terrace’s Khatazabai
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Karmali Terrace’s Khatazabai The first was staged in Mumbai in 2004 and has been a successful run in the last two decades across the country, and is returning to Bengaluru after about 15 years.

According to Kasar, one of the joy of staging a play in Bengaluru is from its welcome theater community. “However, it is also an audience who steps specially for the show; This drama is not one of many things on its checklist. They come for drama and live back to conversation. That is why I like to bring my pieces to the city – the connections are very rich.”

He says, “I believe that Bangalore too, there is one leg in the past and the other in the future. Its old world attraction, colonial house and changing speed is a huge relationship that we all belong to,” and adds many people who see the show, return with their mothers.

“I don’t think there is enough work that families can share, where we can come together and see the fraud and inequality of life. Mothers appreciate the fact that their children are bringing them to some things that help both sides understand each other better.”

Talking about her choice of casting Jayati Bhatia as Khatazabai, Kasar says, “I first saw her in a production Vaginal monologue And she brought a desecration for the role. He is also a wonderful work moral. Although a Bengali out of Delhi, I cast him as a Gujarati Muslim in Mumbai and when in Ahmedabad, the audience spoke to him in Gujarati after the show. Even for a few lines, his pronunciation and dictionary was present – he owns that place. ,

In the last 20 years, Kasar says that he and Jayati have taken a lot of a lot from the play. “A lot of our love and soul have gone into it and we have also developed with it. Karmali Terrace’s Khatazabai Still interests and stimulate her, and she wants to play the role until she is for age, at the end of the drama. ,

“What we have learned about human nature from this drama has changed it to our life. Stella cone writing is powerful, which has the ability to understand people in a fundamental way.”

Karmali Terrace’s Khatazabai On September 26 will be staged at 7.30 pm and on September 27 at 3.30 pm and 7.30 pm at Ranga Shankara. Tickets at a price of ₹ 500 on Bookmyshow