Our Past Productions
Gandhi Tum Zinda Ho | Jan Se Mann Ki Jai Ho | Gaddha Gate
Gandhi Tum Zinda Ho
A theatrical portrayal of genuine interactions between Mahatma Gandhi and common man Tarkeshwar Pandey is found in Gandhi Tum Zinda Ho. This incident turned out to be a turning point in Gandhi’s life and inspired his philosophy. The tolerance and peace that this concept produced spread through all the sadness and eventually offered people hope. This drama seeks to comprehend and apply Gandhi’s principles in tumultuous times like the present.
The objective of the play was to propagate the principle which affects our day to day life and not to promote any political interest.
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Jan Se Mann Ki Jai Ho
“Jan Se Mann Ki Jai Ho” addresses issues that have not yet dealt with utmost seriousness, and the expression of theater, as ironic as it may seem, brings the harsh and cruel truth of this life to the forefront extremely intensely. The first half of the play addresses the topic of female feticide, while the second half emphasizes female empowerment.
The numerous dimensions of the society that the girl child is born into are among the other abstract components of the creation.
We would like to make sure that everyone understands the significance of this issue and is moved to genuinely want to empower women to the point that “woman empowerment” is no longer a topic of discussion.
Gaddha Gate
A Hindi play with satirical overtones against the general insensitivity of the populace, bureaucracy, media, politicians, etc., towards the obvious but unresolved problems of society. The goal of Gaddha Gate was to raise awareness among everybody, to make sure that it has sparked a desire for improvement among everyone involved, and ultimately, to ensure that everyone has a genuine intention of making an effort.
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About Us
Paycon Foundation is established with the goal of serving the society and making a contribution towards making this world a better place to live in. It is formed with a mindset to bring improvement and upliftment in ourselves, our surroundings, and the society.