Swang: Jas ki Tas

<strong>Language - </strong>Bundeli & Hindi

<strong>Region - </strong>Abalpur, M.P

A satirical and critical commentary, based on Vijayan Detha’s Thakur Ka Roothna, this play embodies the rich and ancient Indian folk theatrical form, Swang, in which folk tales are presented through song and dance, while weaving in social satire. This play is a satirical and critical commentary as well as an essentially humorous, musical performance. The story revolves around a Thakur (landlord) who frequently gets upset and makes irrational decisions. Being the ruler of several villages, everyone is compelled to follow his orders. One time, however, the Thakur commands that all the water-filled wells in the village be filled with sand, causing great distress among the villagers. In response, the villagers approach ‘Badi-Maaji’ to complain about the Thakur. What follows is both funny and sends out a strong social message.

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