Theater should focus on sensory experiences, not intellect

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In Lucknow, senior dramatist Prasanna spoke about the importance of senses in theatre, saying it should focus more on feelings than on intellect. He believes that many actors today perform their lines mechanically, without engaging emotionally. Prasanna urged actors to create action while delivering dialogue to make performances more impactful. He pointed out that people often prefer watching movies over theatre. However, he argued that theatre offers valuable lessons in discipline and simple living, which are important for personal growth. Another notable figure, Surya Mohan Kulshreshtha, shared insights on how theatre reflects daily life. He explained that everyone plays different roles in their everyday life, and this natural ability enhances actors' performances on stage. The event also featured several prominent theatre personalities, including critic Virendra Yadav and Rakesh Veda, a respected dramatist. They all shared a common belief in the transformative power of theatre.


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