Furthermore, the old man's character needed a little more development. Due to lack of coordination between the actors in the ongoing play, some scenes were missed, which was confessed by the director himself. Actor Vinay Kumar, playing the role of the 'Husband', has played his character quite satisfactorily but he needs to make own efforts to develop his character and take it above average. His timing errors and  overlapping early dialogue delivery are forgivable lapses!  As the 'Wife', actress Komal Singh does justice to her character. She captures the inner desires of a woman accurate and emotional portrayal of fantasies, conflicts, frustrations, compulsions, dilemma and insecurities gives her cause for appreciation. She can further excercise on dictation and voice modulation for perfection! Hat's off to Komal for controlling scenes lapse with overlapping dialogues of main script, to indemnifie eleventh hour blunders typed loss. Likewise in role of eccentric 'Old man', Actor Kamal Rexwal has beautifully exhibited the emotional ups and downs of lonely person Who lives in sleepless nights and memorise of his past life and becomes a symbolic complement by becoming a catalyst character in the awakening of the heroine. However he needs to break his own introvertness for excellence. in the back stage , Lighting by Oasis  Sougaijam, Costumes by Anjal Sharma, Music and Set design exclusively by Ashraf Ali self. Meanwhile, the Editor of journal 'Colour Canvas'  Vijay Seth was the chief guest of this play who appreciated the artists team alongwith Theatre director Shyam Kumar, actress Paribhasha who addressed the stage  with their graceful presence. The nicely presentation of stage host by Munmun was another added attraction of that day. :- Sanjay Singh 'Susarthak'

Exhibition: Echoes of Earth Artist: Rajendra Chauhan Inauguration: 13 November 2026, Friday, at 4:00 PM Venue: The Bombay Art Society, Bandra Reclamation, Bandra (West), Mumbai – 400050 Exhibition dates: 13–19 November 2026 Timings: 13 November, 4 PM–7 PM; 14–19 November, 11 AM–7 PM Sponsor: Gujarat State Lalitkala Academy

Sculptor Yash Chaulkar presents Dual Vision, a solo exhibition at Jehangir Art Gallery, exploring the shifting relationship between identity, perception, power and the self. Through an immersive installation of sculptures and masks, the exhibition examines the dualities that shape human experience, challenging the boundaries between dominance and submission, control and vulnerability, and the observer and the observed.

Painted Narratives of India, presented by Sameksha at the IILM Centre for Arts & Ideas (Sanatan), New Delhi, seeks to change the way we encounter these works. Curated by Minhazz Majumdar, who brings over three decades of engagement with India’s folk and tribal artists, the exhibition brings together nearly 60 works by 22 artists across ten painting traditions. It invites audiences to look beyond colour, pattern and form to discover the narratives, cultural memories and creative individuals that give these paintings their meaning.