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CREATED:20211120T121116
SUMMARY:"A Doubtful Gaze at Uber at Midnight" - A a performance by Natak Company, Pune
LOCATION:Kaildas Performing Arts Studio\, FLAME University Campus
DESCRIPTION:A Hindi play, A Doubtful Gaze at Uber at Midnight (Dir. Alok Rajwade/Playwr
 ight. Dharmakirti Sumant) on Wednesday, August 28, 2019 at 9.00 am at Kalid
 as. The one hour play will be followed by the discussion with the team of a
 rtists.\nSynopsis:\nA monologue. Saket is on phone. Duration: An hour or ap
 proximately infinite time. Saket (30), unemployed, has called an Uber to re
 ach home in the midnight. Saket’s girlfriend Chima is possibly pregnant and
  panicking whilst Suna a self-proclaimed Urban Naxal has been caught watchi
 ng porn and smoking home grown weed in Saket’s house. While telling directi
 ons to the Uber driver, Saket encounters a balloon seller girl whose eyes a
 re the symbol of everything that has gone wrong since the birth of India as
  a nation. As the midnight gets darker and darker, we realize that the road
 s Saket was telling never existed. Maybe the Uber driver didn’t exist at al
 l either.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>A Hindi play, A Doubtful Gaze at Uber at Midnight (Dir. Alok Rajwade/Pla
 ywright. Dharmakirti Sumant) on Wednesday, August 28, 2019 at 9.00 am at Ka
 lidas. The one hour play will be followed by the discussion with the team o
 f artists.</p><p><strong><u>Synopsis</u></strong><u>:</u></p><p>A monologue
 . Saket is on phone. Duration: An hour or approximately infinite time. Sake
 t (30), unemployed, has called an Uber to reach home in the midnight. Saket
 ’s girlfriend Chima is possibly pregnant and panicking whilst Suna a self-p
 roclaimed Urban Naxal has been caught watching porn and smoking home grown 
 weed in Saket’s house. While telling directions to the Uber driver, Saket e
 ncounters a balloon seller girl whose eyes are the symbol of everything tha
 t has gone wrong since the birth of India as a nation. As the midnight gets
  darker and darker, we realize that the roads Saket was telling never exist
 ed. Maybe the Uber driver didn’t exist at all either.</p>
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20190828T090000
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