Azadi De Jahaz
Lester B Pearson Theatre, Brampton 150 Central Park Dr, Brampton, Ontario, CanadaAbout freedom fighters.
10$CAD
About freedom fighters.
Another play based on the drug issue just like Ik Jung Eh Vee. Instead of paying attention to their education, the children are getting involved in violence and drug dealing. On the other hand parents…
Aatish is a play where children don’t respect their parents’ values, commitment and culture though they work hard for the sake of their children. Their children’s behavior forces them to reflect upon the decision of…
His play also depicts a social problem of India and of Indians which is becoming worse day by day. Marriages have become a business where the boys and girls get married to make money or…
This play’s theme is mainly related to the burning issue of drugs. The parents forget about their children and run after dollars. This results in their children’s going astray and ending up in jails. Mera…
This play based on social and family issues, dedicated to loving memory of Emandeep Flora and Sarabjit Kaur Flora
Trust is the basis of all relations, especially relationship between men and women is based on trust. If trust is broken, the relationship can break. In this story the hero is disabled. His wife loves…
The effluent Punjabi culture Sufi-ism thrives in his poetry.
Our Newest play, RSVP is a comic overview of Punjabi's seeking Canadian immigration at any cost. RSVP, written by Pali Bhupinder Singh, directed by Sarabjeet Arora and Hareet Aujla is a 90 minute production with…
Sufi Shairi.
Commedy play on Politicians.
Sirjana is Punjabi stage play written by Pali Bhupinder, based on female foeticide and female infanticide are common social problems in India creating a serious gender imbalance in the country.In Canada also some people feeling…
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