Chaayamukhi

"It's easy to love; to be loved one needs to be fortunate". The play "Chaayamukhi" talks about this bane of love. A well written play which reflects an improvised part of the epic "Mahabharatha" on a contemporary mirror. With chaayamukhi, a mirror which reflects the ardent love of the persson who is looking into it, the aestheics of the play is worth mentioning. Hidumbi, the monstrous lover gifts "chaayamukhi" to Bheema, the protagonist of the play.As she desires to see her as bheema takes a look into the Chaayamukhi, she is deeply disppointed to see his beloved wife Draupadi in it. The sprinkle of love dilutes the savage in one and here Hidumbi is an icon of real selfish practical love which is bound to expectations and hopes. Bheema gives the chaayamukhi to Draupadi and asks her to treasure it, as they find living in their new kingdom in disguise.
Keechaka, the womenizer plants his first sight on Draupadi and gets dragged to her. He tries his tricks to get along with her. The news of Chaayamukhi fascinates him and he goes for it. The truth in the mirror flashes as Keechaka fails to see anyone in the mirror. The avarice even kills the love for yourself. The dishonest and unexplainable yearnings in life has made Keechaka a man without reflections. Even his reflections betrayed him. Sooner or Later, he realizes this and finally succeeds to capture the reflection of Drawupadi in the mirror.
As the play nears the climax,the trap for Keechaka is set and Draupadi provokes him into it. As Bheema takes charge on him, he is more moved by the feelings Keechaka has in mind rather than the original mythological interpretation. though Keechaka succumbs to the situation, afterall that was the only place where this character could span the epic.
Executed in a poor way!!For its brilliant cast and good script, the play would have drawn the audience mind.But unfortunately it fails to!!The art work and music is worth mentioning.

I salute the artist who was a part of the team. Resting in a world fair than this, he was truely an artist.The grace and feminity in his enchanting Sthree vesham would live forever.

The skittish chunk

Every relationship on earth has a very beautiful beginning, exactly like anything else in life, be it, the first pages of a newly bought book, the first day in school, the first ride on the bike or so.. As time passes, one gets used to it and that becomes an integral part of life. And it is not surprising, you long for a change then. This is the candor of life. But when it comes to relations, we refuse to accept it. It is quite natural, to get weary. Alarmingly, we still want to believe in clichés. Come on, the time has changed; you don’t have to impress anyone to be in a relationship.
It is a different season with relations. All is fair and fine until the L word. But, the road gets forked, as soon as the M word makes an entry. While girls tend to be away from the latter, guys does even more sturdily with the later. Commitment phobia is rather an anthem these days. It is just not because guys don’t want to take up responsibilities in life, it is just that they don’t want the relation to go any further and he is not male enough to put it straight. If they really care about it, they wouldn’t mind taking it further or at least give a convincible reason for that matter. But one needs to have guts to do that. For all the uncertain uncanny statements he gives, you feel like regretting being straight.
“but….if not now, when…?” and if you get a bloody uncertain bullshit,”….I don’t know…maybe when I’m okie with it...” be sure that you made a wrong choice. It is high time for you to get rid of him and look out for better brownies. No guy is worth that pain!!!