
The
"Mayamruga": The title refers to a "mirage-like" creature
or a "magical animal," symbolizing the irrational, superstitious
beliefs that people often chase or fear.
The play highlights from the works of renowned Kannada writer Poornachandra
Tejaswi's rational, yet deeply observational, look at human nature, focusing on
the absurdity of superstitions and sometimes absurd, reality of human behaviour
and sometimes spooky, experiences into a profound and funny reflection on life,
consistent with Poornachandra Tejaswi's signature literary style. The play
revolves around Tejaswi and his friends exploring a graveyard in search of a
"ghost" or a "supernatural" entity. It explores the human
tendency to believe in superstitions and the irrational, turning it into a,
often satirical and humorous, narrative.
This play
has been produced by theatre group "Dhwani" and the play will be
staged at Ranga Shankara in Bengaluru, Directed by Prithvi Aradhya.