The scripts were presented by the students of Ajoka’s writing and acting students including Azka Tahir, Hasnain Ali, Fahad Amir, Fizza Tirmizi, Hammad Yousaf, Sohail Yousaf and Affifa Shaikh. The dramatic readings were followed by two short plays by Ajoka’s Art of Writing students.
Both plays addressed the issues relating to women. “Dhee Raani” touched the negative attitudes towards female education and their right to participate in social life of the community as an equal partner. “Sharam Di Gal” addressed the tabooed subject of rape victims and the insensitive attitude of those who are supposed to prevent sexual crimes. The cast included: Nyle Imtiaz, Fizza Tirmizi, Aanish Khan, Qulzam Afzal, RAMEEZ, Arshad, Ghazi, Rai Ali and Hasnain Ali.
At the end certificates were awarded to the students by Mr Aftab Alam. Those present included Naveed Bukhari, Directors Lahore Arts Council and Ajoka General Secretary Sohail Waraich.
Ajoka Institute director while speaking on the occasion congratulated the students on their spirited and impressive performances. He also thanked Lahore Arts Council for their support in showcasing new talent.
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