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Rang Saptak Key Issues and Operational Areas, Major Activiities & Achivements

Operational Districts: North West

Operational States: DELHI

AchieveMents: Rang Saptak - Formed in June 2002 in Delhi by Sh. Surinder Kumar Sharma - Besides plays, staging adaptation of indian classic novels, stories and poems - Fulfilling theatrical artistic demands and contributing to the cultural and social needs of the society. - Promoting and encouraging new talents. - Staged dozens of plays, stories, poems and novels including Rangbhoomi, Aashad ka ek din, Maila Aanchal, Boond aur Samudra, Nirmala, Baan Bhatt ki Aatmakatha, Chitralekha, Gaban, Rajjab Thain Gajjab kiye, Panchkathiya, Kathakahani, Jhansi ki Rani (poem), Jhansi ki Rani (novel), Dadu ki Paati, Aalha (based on 1875s mutiny), Chakravyuh (anti-drugs), Panchwati prasang, Narbhakshi (based on communal harmony). - participated in almost all regional and national theatre festvals organised in different states of the country. - Besides participating in major national theatre festivals, Rangbhoomi has emerged as the most popular and successful play during this decade. So much so that AICC organized a special show of Rangbhoomi to commemorate the birth centenary (2005) celebration of Lal Bahadr Shastri. The popularity of the play can be assessed by the fact that the show was witnessed by the Prime Minister honorable Sh. Manmohan Singh along with the UPA chief Smt. Sonia Gandhi with whole of their cabinet ministers. - In addition to these literary distinctions we are proud to have been associated with creating and spreading awareness in the society by staging plays. - In collaboration with the ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, the group has performed a play titled Chakravyuh. The subject of the play was anti-drugs. - At the behest of the Central Social Welfare Board a play based on the life of Dr. Durgabai Deshmukh, a veteran social worker, named as - Durgabai :Ek Misaal Bemisaal, was performed in July 2009, which was widely appreciated by the audiences and the members of the CSWB.