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S.R. Ashok Kumar
CHENNAI: `Vande Mataram', a teleplay by `Cho' S. Ramaswamy, is a tribute to the sacrifices of numerous individuals for the cause of Independence. One of the most memorable works of the multifaceted playwright specially written for the small screen, this play was very popular when it was first telecast in the late 80s. It successfully recreates, in epic dimensions, the turbulent times of the Indian freedom movement. As a record of an important phase of Indian history, it poignantly reminds us of the sweat, toil and sacrifice of selfless patriots.
Lifelike characters
The characters are lifelike, and the dialogues highly incisive and thought provoking. `Cho' essays the role of an eccentric, alcoholic lawyer who lashes out at the rank hypocrisy of the elite with utter disdain. The play also vividly describes the overall impact of the colonial regime on the social, cultural and political fronts and the emotional conflicts it triggers amongst individuals. The play is a must for not only Cho's fans, but also for theatre buffs and any keen student of history, especially the freedom struggle. `Vande Mataram' on VCDs and DVDs is brought out by Swathi Soft Solutions under their `Family Entertainer' series. The CDs are available at all leading music stores. For details contact 42316060.
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