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Swatantra Theatre Company
Swatantra Theatre Company functions from the Indian city of Pune in order to promote theatre in Hindi language.

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Swatantra Theatre CompanySwatantra Theatre is a group that functions from the Indian city of Pune, in order to promote the Hindi theatre culture among the people of the Indian state of Maharashtra. The group travels to various parts of the world and also around the country, India. The main aim of this group has been to rekindle the dying art form of "Hindi Theatre," Mr. Abhijeet Choudhary (Founder and Director) set up "Swatantra Theatre" in Pune in the year 2006. Presently, with enormous patience and endurance it stands on a pedestal channelled towards contemporary notions and social issues.

Right from its inception, Swatantra Theatre, one of the leading Hindi Theatre groups in Pune, has endeavoured in entertaining the audience with humorous, social and contemporaneous plays at renowned institutes like NDA, FTII, Symbiosis, Bharti Vidyapeeth, BMCC, MMCC, Congress Bhavan etc.

This group has produced quite a lot of Hindi plays that include innovative and exclusive production value, contemporary aesthetics and unique, contemporary content have been the attributes of each Swatantra Theatre productions.

The group conducts workshops and long and short duration courses for theatre and film to enthusiastic youngsters and all age group in the city which nurture talent. Swatantra Theatre has with diligence and various methods provided the tools to bring out the best from its students.

Some of the popular plays enacted and the productions that have been appreciated by most are:
(1) "Dhool Me Lipta Sach" - written by Amitabh Shrivastav
(2) "Gagan Damama Bajyo" - written by Piyush Mishra
(3)"Zindagi Ke Rang" - Based on Anton Chekov`s stories
(4) "Andha-Yug" - written by Dharamveer Bharati
(5) "Aaj Ki Taaza Khabar." - Written by Abhijeet Choudhary
(6) "Court Martial" -Written by Swadesh Deepak
(7) "Andhon Ka Haathi" -Written by Sharad Joshi
(8) "Zamana Badal Gaya" - Written by Abhijeet Choudhary.


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