The Devil Wears Bataa

The Devil Wears Bataa

The Devil Wears Bataa

Jul 30, 2022 | 07:30 PM onwards
Tata Theatre
Starts from
₹375 /- onwards

English Play

There is nothing political about this play, because, let’s face it, nobody understands politics, not even the politicians themselves. The play is a hilarious fictitious take on how an orange-faced, blonde-haired, pompous, loud-mouthed businessman in the Oval Office and a sharp-witted Sardarji who is the Indian PM, go about their devious plans of finding successors to their seats of power. The Indian and American governments share something comedic in common without realising it. That is, until they meet of course.

Written & directed by Meherzad Patel
Cast: Danesh Irani, Dilnaz Irani, Jigar Mehta, Darius Shroff, Sajeel Parakh, Danesh Khambata & others

Produced by Silly Point Productions

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Age Guidance: 6+

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