Natrang stages play ‘Miss World Undeclared’

A scene from play ‘Miss World Undeclared’ being staged at Jammu on Sunday.
A scene from play ‘Miss World Undeclared’ being staged at Jammu on Sunday.

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 20: Theatre group ‘Natrang’ here today staged Hindi play ‘Miss World Undeclared’ written by Satyendra Shrivastava and directed by Neeraj Kant.
The play unfolds the sad saga especially of Asians living in developed European countries where they are subjected to racial discrimination and hatred from the natives there who think their resources are shared and reduced by these outsiders.
A school girl ‘Noorie’ was regularly bullied by her classmates having fair complexion. They tease her for not being beautiful like them. The frustrated Noorie decides to discontinue her education but her mother, realises this and tells her girl that criteria for being beautiful is not being fair or having external good looks as the real beauty is internal beauty and anyone with good heart and calm mind is much more beautiful than those who just have external good looks.
Motivated by her mother, Noorie goes to school and comes back very happy as on that particular day result of Miss World pageant was declared and the winner was an Indian girl.
The play ends with a positive and inspirational note that it does not matter how one looks but it really matters what we are and that is the key to real and eternal happiness.
Young artists who performed in the play were Vrinda Gujral, Mehak Chib, Priyal Ashok Gupta and Lalita Sharma.
Lights were designed and operated by Neeraj Kant, music was scored by Kushal Bhat and the show was coordinated by Mohd. Yaseen