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Theatre fraternity performs plays written by Girish Karnad in his memory

Last updated on - Aug 8, 2019

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Bengaluru witnessed a unique memorial service for the late playwright Girish Karnad. Storytellers, theatre artistes and students gathered to remember him by performing on a few of his plays. Also part of the day-long event was filmmaker VK Prakash and documentary and feature filmmaker and cartoonist KP Sasi, who spoke about the playwright. Let's take a look at the pictures of the event...
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Theatre fraternity performs plays written by Girish Karnad in his memory
Bengaluru witnessed a unique memorial service for the late playwright Girish Karnad. (BCCL)
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Theatre fraternity performs plays written by Girish Karnad in his memory
The first performance was from Girish Karnad's Kannada play 'Tughlaq', performed by actors Doddanna and Malathesh from the Samudaya Theatre Group. (BCCL)
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Theatre fraternity performs plays written by Girish Karnad in his memory
Documentary and feature filmmaker KP Sasi was also seen at the event. (BCCL)
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Theatre fraternity performs plays written by Girish Karnad in his memory
Girish Karnad's work was also discussed by the chief guests VK Prakash and KP Sasi. (BCCL)
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Theatre fraternity performs plays written by Girish Karnad in his memory
The service was attended by filmmmaker VK Prakash. (BCCL)
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