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BLAME IT ON YASHRAJ by Bharat Dabholkar Comes to Mumbai, May 1

By: Apr. 27, 2016
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BLAME IT ON YASHRAJ is a take on the big Indian wedding tamasha spiked with romance. It has been an out and out entertainer for a long time now. Some have laughed till tears rolled down their cheeks while others have ended up in splits by the end of the show.

Written and directed by Bharat Dabholkar, BLAME IT ON YASHRAJ has some incredible reviews, making its path to success even clearer.

  • "The Big Fat Indian Wedding" The Times Of India
  • "Out & Out Entertainer" Dna After Hours
  • "Everyone should watch this play!" Akshay Kumar
  • "Thoroughly enjoyable" Kamal Hassan

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Once upon a time, around 54 BC (that's before Bollywood Control), weddings in India were simple ''rituals linked to individual communities'' affairs. Then Bollywood changed the face of Indian weddings forever, making them all clones of a Punjabi Bollywood six-day wedding.

Blame it on Yashraj is the hilarious story of a Punjabi/Bengali family, who get caught up in the whirlwind of a wedding when their darling daughter decides to marry a Muslim boy. Innovatively mounted with fast-changing video walls as backdrops, every scene and every emotion is enhanced with music and dances, hilarious parodies of popular Bollywood tracks and an ensemble cast of well-known stage and TV artists. The play, which will feature a foot-tapping score by Louis Bank, promises to be a laugh-a-minute roller coaster ride.

The humor in the play comes not from gags, but from the ''I have seen that, I have said that, I have experienced that in my family!'' feeling! The play is a mirror to our life being shown on stage.

Choreographer: Hormuzd Khambata

DIRECTOR: Bharat Dabholkar

WRITER: Bharat Dabholkar

The cast includes Ananth Mahadevan, Jayati Bhatia, Anchal Sabharwal, Punit Tejwani, Kavita Kapoor, Gaurav Sharma, Palash Dutta & Neel Gagdani.



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