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- Aby Jose
WANGCHU
It has been quite a
while since I saw a play, which filled the theatre with such a grand applause
by the audience in Pune.
Directed
by Bollywood’s actor, Chittaranjan Giri. The story is
about a Chinese Monk trying to travel through India in 1947, during the period
of Independence. The monk on a heartbreaking pilgrimage to visit
Buddhas hometown and meditate under the sacred tree. The story tells of the struggles
he faced in a culture that is alien to him.
Miles Lobo (Monk Wangchu)
played the lead role. This was his first time to take lead in the Hindi
rendition. However, he transformed himself into a real monk who follows
his destiny. Miles comments "I was very lucky to have
director Giri who pointed me in the right direction and this play
made me not only learn what I could do as an actor, but also how much more
I still need to develop within myself”.
Co-stars Zubin Kethani,
Satish Kumar, Vignesh Shivasubramaniam and Akansha Chauhan also
did amazing jobs of their characters,
truly commendable. Music by Nitin Murlikrishna transformed
the story into a spiritual labyrinth. Overall, “ Wangchu" captured
the audience mind spiritually and emotionally. Pune, the cultural hub of Maharashtra,
looks forward to see the growth of these young actors.