When Gandhi and Mohammed Meet

Hartford rerun after 24 shows including 4 sold-out shows in NY Off-Broadway

Theater of the Performing Arts, 359 Washington Street, Hartford, CT, 06106
2 shows
Sat, Sep 12, 5pm
Sun, Sep 13, 5pm

Neel Gandhi from London and Mohammed Aslam from New Delhi meet at a scientific conference in Bangalore, both facing intense opposition from families and friends in their planned interfaith marriages to their girlfriends. This gripping drama delves into the profound religious divides within Indian society and beyond, culminating in a surprising twist that reveals the artificial barriers that undermine our shared humanity and challenge the essence of pure faith and spirituality.

Viewers discretion is advised for strong language on potentially sensitive topics.

A strong CAST will bring 14 characters to life.
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FREE parking is available in the CREC Learning Corridor Parking Garage adjacent to the theater: 385 Washington Street, Hartford, CT 06106.

CAST

Mohammed Aslam: Vivek Nair
Sabina: Anjali Qureshi
Smita Yadav: Rimi Sarkar
Kalpana Yadav: Mukta Munjal | Swapneel Batra
Suresh Yadav: Shiva
Deepak Yadav: Subrata Das (CT)
Usha Rani Yadav: Parul Darbari
Tariq Khan: Ujwal Wasekar
Rakesh Singh: Ajay Rathi
Neel Gandhi: Manish Dhall
Leela Gandhi: Yogita Miharia | Gayathri Kiran
Mahesh Gandhi: Pramod khanchandani
Nadia Khan: Rimi Sarkar
Baashir Khan: Anshuman

CREW

Media Publicity: Smriti Jayakumar, Nirmal Kumar, and Rahul Nair
Public Relations: Anil Matta, Mukta Munjal, and Yogita Miharia
Event Promotion - Tickets and Advertisements: Rimi Sarkar, Swapneel Batra, and Ajay Rathi
Lights and Sound: Janique Choux-Das and Prateek Paul
Event Management: Subrata Das (CT), Mona Bhatt, Gitanjali Srivastava, and Noorain Buxamusa
Brochure and Slides: Ketan Dave and Subrata Das (CT)
Mural: Priyanka Banerjee
Associate Directors: Gitanjali Srivastava and Jayanti Bandyopadhyay
Costume Design: Jayanti Bandyopadhyay and Swapneel Batra
Posters and Pictures: Manish Dhall, Fotu Duniya (Vasudha & Sanjay Kudrimoti)
Masters of Ceremony: Simky Shah, Swapneel Batra, and Mukta Munjal
Written, Casting, and Directed by: Subrata Das

Disclaimer

All characters depicted in this play are entirely fictional. Any similarity to actual persons, living or deceased, is purely coincidental. Furthermore, the content is not meant to disrespect or offend any religion, belief system, or individual. This work of fiction is intended to explore societal and personal themes, and any references to religion are for the purposes of storytelling and discussions, not to criticize or undermine any faith or spiritual practice.