Jara Samjun Ghya

Jara Samjun Ghya

Cast-Dr. Mohan Agashe and Manjusha Godse

Director-Abhay Godse

The play revolves around only 2 characters: the interviewer and the interviewee Dr Mohan Agashe and Manjusha Godse respectively. The play deals with one of the current issues of India which are a matter of concern for all Indians and also provides the audience with 2 perspectives for the same. The plot is simple but has a deep meaning and impact in the people’s mind. The plot discovers an interviewer questioning about frauds and corruption happening in the doctor’s profession and doctor’s involvement in the same and the interviewee trying to explain from doctor’s viewpoint. Also the play questions and tries to provide a solution for the changing relationship between doctor and patient. The play also states some facts and reality about changing scenario in hospitals and doctors changing mentality about their profession. From the doctor's point of view as well, the interviewee tries to explain that all fingers of the hand are not the same and also requests everyone not to be judgemental.

Overall it is a one-time watch which is short and simple. Also, the arguments between two viewpoints and their explanation to every question are appealing and convincing to the audience. Nothing from the play seems to be fake or unrealistic.

I would give this play 3/5 stars for its presentation, actors performance and plot which leaves a mark in the people’s mind. Some might feel boring if they are not able to catch the crux of the subject within 15 mins of the play. In the end, if you get a chance to watch this play don’t miss it because it has a powerful punch which could change our perspective towards the particular issue.