Actor Nazir Hussain is currently in Bardiya. Nazir, who came with the cast for the play 'Hari Hazurba', told the story of the production of the play.

He has said that the pain experienced during the conflict is expressed in 'Hari Hazurba'. He is the writer, conceptualizer and director of this play. 'In the play, the Maoists are called 'jungle' and the army is called 'chowk',' Nazir said. 'At that time, both sides were probably right in their respective places. The play has been presented figuratively without making it one-sided and without offending anyone.'

In 2062/063 BS, Nazir's younger sister was in the police, and her mother was a female volunteer. One day, when he was late returning from work, he saw his mother being interrogated with a weapon. 'At the age of 12, I have also seen a man fall down from a bullet while chopping rice in a field near the village,' he said. 'It is not easy to heal the wounds of that time. But, we have told the new generation that they should know the situation of that time through the play.'

Life began with soil

It ends in the soil

The baby is waiting for its mother in the nest

A man waits for his mother with a handful of breath

Nazir said that he wrote the play 'Hari Hazurba' to complete the four-line poem he had written earlier.

The play tells the story of a family who were forcibly disappeared during the conflict. Nazir ‘Hari’ and Vijay Baral play the role of ‘Hajuraba’.

Actor Vijay said that he was happy to meet the audience outside Kathmandu. ‘We also want to see the audience up close,’ he said. ‘Despite the busyness of the film shooting, meeting the audience directly during the play has given us a special feeling of happiness.’