Few pictures from the play AAMI WEDS AAMI

Aami Weds Aami


‘He’ was different.

‘He’ wanted to live a perfect conjugal life.

In this world of nuclear living where misunderstandings and break-ups rule, ‘He’ was adamant to prospect the real soul mate. The one who really feels, understands and waits for ‘Him’.

‘He’ sniffed through the pages of Bible, discussed with the Church and was sure that there exists no such verdict. ‘He’ is at liberty to marry ‘Him’ and that’s what ‘He’ did.

The world called ‘Him’- mad. To the media ‘He’ was an object of attraction and obviously ‘His’ near ones started ridiculing and avoiding ‘Him’.

But- ‘He’ cared a fig and was extremely happy with ‘His’ other, the feminine self, until that very day when ‘He’ realised that the lady in ‘Him’ will never be a mother and this sensational philosophy of ‘His’ will take to the grave along with ‘Him’, thus ending a new possibility of better living.

‘He’ wanted a way out. The Church came to the rescue. Divorce was an option. ‘He’ has to divorce ‘Himself’ and then to marry a lady who will be the mother of ‘His’ future progeny.

A tough job indeed. To dissuade and cheat one’s own self and to establish a new relationship.

Today ‘He’ is in this particular auditorium trying ‘His’ luck, just as ‘He’ had been in the past ten years.

Will ‘He’ get a partner here? Will ‘He’ be able to dissuade and cheat ‘His’ feminine self and get a fertile lady to marry and to become the mother of ‘His’ child?

Or, something more interesting is going to happen?

For that and to see ‘Him’ and ‘His’ other self in action….

You need to be there at the auditorium on that very day and at that very moment.






AAMI WEDS AAMI

Conceptual Influence: Charlie Fish
Play, Direction, Music Scheming,
Set and Costume Designing & Main Cast: Sohan Bandopadhyay
Music Composition: Maitrayee Bandopadhyay & Sandip Dey
Lighting Design : Sudip Sanyal
Make-up : Rabi Ghosh