Language – Non Verbal
Region – Imphal, Manipur
The performance is influenced by the forcefully displaced global refugees’ crisis and it take references from the Nepali speaking Bhutanese refugees called the Lhotsampas. The play starts from a journey of seeking for a place called home. It then slowly delve into the process of building up a cordial environment through hardship and struggle. Eventually a place called home is born. A time comes again when the home face external sinister forces. Failing to defend it from such brute might the people are forced out of their homes, in the dark, never to be able to see the dawn from their homes again. The place called home is packed in a small baggage and starts an unknown journey. The loved ones perished in the perilous, uncertain, uncontrollable, ill fated unknown journey. Standing in the crossroad, when your memories are stuck in the beaten path, the idea of returning back home becomes impossible as everything has.
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