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Hyderabad’s Bias Check theatre steps in with a medley of stories by Manto

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Hyderabad’s Bias Check theatre steps in with a medley of stories by Manto
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Nikhil Ahuja, a former IT professional, is making his debut as a theatre director with his group Bias Check theatre in Hyderabad. Their inaugural production, 'Sheher-e-Manto', features stories by Saadat Hasan Manto and aims to present everyday narratives in a lighthearted manner. Ahuja emphasizes the relevance of Manto's work and the importance of showcasing diverse perspectives in theatre.

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Software meets stage as Hyderabad-based Nikhil Ahuja gears up to make a debut as theatre director. After working for 15 years in the IT industry, he recently shifted to professional theatre by launching his own group, Bias Check theatre. The group’s inaugural production Sheher-e-Manto’: A Journey through the Gritty Satires of Saadat Hasan Manto will be staged at Lamakaan and Rangbhoomi Spaces on May 23 and 30.Slice of life All set: Cast and the crew | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The play brings to life three distinct stories and perspectives by Manto and is presented in a lighthearted way. “They are everyday narratives offering a slice of life,” says Nikhil, who connected to these stories staged in his hometown Delhi.

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