Mandala Theatre envisions a society that strongly appreciates and celebrates each other’s cultural diversity.

) “Raita” is a powerful play that highlights the importance of women in both family and society. The term “Raiti” originally referred to the common people during old time. However, in this play, “Raiti” is used to represent a village. It portrays the problems faced by a village due to a curse that prevents the birth of women. The play also expresses the struggles of a mother who is forced to leave her home because she cannot give birth to a son. Ultimately, it shows how a father comes to realize the value of women and how the village becomes free from the curse. “Raiti” is a family drama that emphasizes the significance of women in managing the cycles of daily life within the family or society.

“Dhukdhuki 72 Megahertz” is a play of resonance to the heartbeat of a couple entwined in the hopes, dreams, aspirations, complexities, constraints, and dilemmas surrounding their deep desire to have children. It is a journey through the delicate tapestry of human emotion—hope, love, and the many intricacies of coexistence—where aspirations and limitations collide. This story beautifully captures the essence of how, in life, it is often not events but the emotional tides they stir that shape our choices, relationships, and inner landscapes.