Synopsis

“Bhoot Bhagavan” serves as a poignant mirror reflecting the stark realities of our contemporary society. The play unflinchingly portrays a class of individuals driven by insatiable greed and self-interest, who consistently exploit the vulnerable and disadvantaged members of our community through various means. These avaricious individuals have infiltrated different echelons of our administrative structure, clandestinely engaging in anti-social activities, profiting at the expense of the helpless.

However, what truly sets this narrative apart is its spotlight on the relentless obstruction faced by these marginalized individuals as they strive to better themselves through education and integration into mainstream society. The antagonistic forces, represented by the greedy few, act as an impenetrable barrier, obscuring the light of knowledge and progress. The play vividly illustrates how the path to reintegration often leads to a dark abyss for these marginalized individuals.

Ultimately, “Bhoot Bhagavan” becomes a rallying cry, a platform where the oppressed and silenced unite to raise their voices against this stagnant and oppressive status quo, demanding justice and a chance for a brighter future. Through its powerful storytelling, the play underscores the urgent need for collective action and social change in the face of such systemic injustices.

Cast & Crew

Playwright & Direction: Debasish Dutta