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'Kasanam Natak Ghar' addressing the sufferings of Karnali
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40-year-old Dipendra Upadhyay of Kanakasundari-5 has been active in drama for two decades. He is not only telling the story of Karnali by acting in plays, he is also creating artists by establishing a theater called 'Kasanam' through the Karnali Khas Culture Preservation Platform. There are currently 18 actors in his theater. The theater has shown more than 4 dozen street plays. Dipendra says that the traditional dress, Raithan dialect and local stories are winning the hearts of the audience.
Dipendra's group talked about the harm caused by alcohol consumption, problems caused by social evils, good governance and transparency through drama. Spreading awareness . Last May 5, a play called 'Karnali's Tears' was performed, in which the stories and sorrows of Karnali were raised . "Karnali is naturally beautiful but it is looking bad due to the geographical situation," says Dipendra, "Karnali is not only suffering from disease, hunger, famine, health problems, Karnali also has a mine of potential". However, the drama contains the pain that the state is suffering because the eyes of the state do not reach it.''
Roshni Budha is playing the main character named Karnali in the play 'Kanarali Ko Anga' written by Bhanubhakta Upadhyay of Laduku. Along with this, plays named Puincho, Fadko and Kutiro have been performed in the theater. Kasam Natya Group is being trained in sound, lighting and direction by the Nepal Sangeet and Natya Pragya Academy. According to Nisha Sharma Pokheral, vice-chancellor of the institute, good practices can be started in the society through art and talent. "Every act shown by the local artist has spoken the voice of the people of Karnali," she said. He has given a sharp warning to those in the state system.' Recently, along with Vice-Chancellor Sharma, senior artist Sunil Pokharel and other actors came to Jumla to watch the play Ghar.
Kasam Natakghar was established in the year 2064 . Tanjan Hamal, president of the drama theater, said that at the beginning, they showed a lot of street plays. "We opened the theater with the promise that if we opened the theater itself and showed the play, it would be possible to show it with organized mercury and the audience's taste would also increase," President Hamal said, "repeating It was easy to show.'
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