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Parichay Theatre Association

Theatre Productions & Collaborations

At Parichay Theatre Association, we are not just a training institute — we are an active performing group with regular theatre productions, stage plays, and cultural shows.

Over the years, we have staged 300+ plays and 1000+ performances in Mumbai and across India. Our productions range from classic Hindi & Urdu dramas to modern experimental theatre and English plays, making us a versatile platform for all kinds of audiences.

We also provide theatre shows for schools, colleges, cultural events, and corporate programs. Organizations can book our productions for employee engagement, social awareness campaigns, cultural festivals, or entertainment events.

Whether it’s a social message-based play, an entertaining drama, or a corporate theatre event, Parichay brings impactful performances to your stage.

For show bookings, call: +91 81690 21635 / 9769803685

Parichay theatre has been doing many plays since 25 years all over India. Has been won many awards and standing ovation.

All the plays had been successfull because of an audience encouragement. Many Actors and celebrities has done many plays with us and still they are associated with us.

These are the best plays that Parichay Theatre has been doing since 25 years.

Court Martial

Parichay theatre have been doing this play for more than 10 times and have been appreciated well by an audience.
Synopsis

When respect is denied to a man for the only reason that he is born by 'low-caste' parents, the offence cannot simply be termed as a social violence. It assumes larger proportions of crime against humanity and society at large. Yet by the turn in situation the murderer becomes a winner whereas the victim is unforgiving.The culprit may receive severe punishment at the hands of the law but, in fact, it is the society which is put in the docks.

Court Martial, written by Swadesh Deepak and directed by Shakeel Sayani, is a story of recruit Ram Chander who is tried for murdering one of his officers and injuring another. The Court Martial is presided by a war veteran. Col Surat Singh who has witnessed many 'life –and –death' situation. But this trial puts him in a queer position, so far unknown to him, and during the course of interrogation he realize that the issues at stake are much larger than what meets the eye. Realizing that the Indian army is the only government agency in which reservation on caste basis is not permissible. Court Martial presents a combination of legal and poetic justice.

Ek Aur Dronacharya

Parichay theatre been doing Ek Aur Dronacharya play more than 16 times and has won many awards.
Synopsis

Ek Aur Dronacharya penned by Shankar Shesh is a realistic, hard hitting play. Directed by Shakeel Sayani.It deals with the part played by politics, power and other things in our educational system. It deals with the degradation of our courage to stand up for some cause. It sheds light on the character of Dron as a human being, as a teacher, as a person.

Sugandhi (Hatak - The insult)

Parichay theatre been doing this play more than 42 times and still we are doing this play.
Synopsis

Written by prolific Urdu writer Saadat Hasan Manto and directed by Shakeel Sayani.Hatak narrates the story of the everyday struggles of a prostitute named Sungandhi. A kind-hearted girl who craves for love and genuine affection, Sugandhi develops an emotional attachment with Madho,hawaldar from Pune, who is a regular client. Madho loves Sugandhi and often implores her to give up the trade and live an honourable life with him. Her life takes a turn when one night Sugandhi’s pimp, Ramlal takes her to a rich customer waiting in a car at midnight. When she meets the customer, he shines a flashlight on her and makes a dissatisfied remark before driving off. The rejectiontriggers an emotional outburst in Sungandhi which eventually affects her relationship with Madho.

The Boor (The bad mannered person)

Parichay theatre been performing this play more than 16 times in English and in urdu as well.
Synopsis

Written by Anton Chekov Directed by Shakeel Sayani.
The Boor is an interesting one–act play. It is a play about the fickleness of feelings and commitment. It tells about how faithful a woman, even her husband had died, she was still faithful, and how irritated she was, after knowing that her husband had betrayed her, but she didn’t change, she still loved her husband very much by imprisoning herself in her house and receiving no one. Her faithful and personality made one man, Mr. Smirnov, finally fell in love with her, even it had been a confrontation, duel, and insulting each other.The main problem is she couldn’t pay her husband debt but Mr. Smirnov wanted her to pay, because he needed the many. This problem seems like a door open Mrs. Popov’s new life after about seven month imprisoning her herself. This play explores the ironies of life. It could happen today to life of any body.

Samajhdaar Pagal

This play has done by Parichay theatre more than 70 times and has won many festival awards
Synopsis

'Desh Bahishkrit'. It's a story about how normal person's becoming abnormal due to corruption and job problems running in country.

Very funny and sarcastic play directed by Shakeel Sayani and written by Pramod Brahmahbatt.

Anarkali (Natak ka chakkar)

This play has done by Parichay theatre more than 36 times and has won many festival awards.
Synopsis

Written and directed by Shakeel Sayani
The play NAATAK KA CHAKKAR is about a Writer/Director who has a dream of launching an urdu play ANARKALI, though his domestic life is a struggle with his wife, he still launches an audition with high hopes to get perfect characters but the situation gets extremely amusing. The play promises 100% inducing laughter from its audience.

Corona (Beemar)

Synopsis

Written by Saadat Hasan Manto Directed by Shakeel Sayani
The play Beemar is a comic satire on the closed and restricted thinking in society. It revolves around the troubles of an assistant professor who has fallen terribly ill one day before a major paper presentation. Four of his friends come visit him one after the other, each giving him their own set of advise to get well, while completely dismissing

suggestions given by others. They seem to be more interested in boasting their knowledge rather than the professor's well being. All this chaos only adds to the professor's conflict and illness, almost driving him to a mental breakdown as he grows hysterical towards the end when a real doctor with genuine concern approaches him to help. The common attitude in society, 'that my way is the only right way and rest is all wrong' is depicted here through subtle comedy that leaves the audience laughing their hearts out throughout the play.