Emperor Samudragupta has established his new capital at Ayodhya. His ‘Brahmanical’ state machinery is running smoothly.
There, the slave market is witnessing its pomp. One day, a slave called Gohil was brought into this market, and General Hayagrib bought him for a handsome price. Suddenly, Gohil’s childhood companion, Indrani, has emerged in the scenario and arrogantly argued for Gohil’s freedom. Hayagrib has emancipated Gohil but, in return, captured Indrani at his place.
So, his Guru Kalhana visits the royal court in person and appeals to the monarch for Indrani’s emancipation. But with him, he has brought one of the most significant innovations of all time, which can dismantle the ancient political and religious order. In this context, how will the course of events take place?
Based on a seminal play by Utpal Dutt, Natadha’s latest production, ‘Nakshatra Shikar’, will attempt to explore the complex relationships among science, culture, and ‘Power’.

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Venue: Madhusudan Mancha

Madhusudan Mancha

Gariahat Road,Dhakuria ,Kolkata

Organizer:পঞ্চম বৈদিক
Director:অর্ণ মুখোপাধ্যায়
Writer:উৎপল দত্ত (Based on Utpal Dutt’s “SURYA SHIKAR”)
Artists:Shishukumar – Ritam Sarkar, Mahasweta – Sneha Banerjee, Dancer 1 – Anupurba Goswami, Dancer 2 – Anurupa Sen, Dancer 3 – Swagata Rit, Dancer 4 – Shrabanti Saha, Hayagreeva – Arpan Ghoshal, Basubandhu – Sayam Das, Suryavarma – Tufan Singharoy, Madhukarika – Tanuja Dey, Veerak – Sayantan Chakraborty, Gohil – Jyotirmoy Pramanick, Indrani – Moitree Banerjee, Virupaksha – Sourav Samanta, Dardur – Milan Kundu, Urmila – Upabela Pal, Samudragupta – Arna Mukhopadhyay, Aksha – Souradeep Mukhopadhyay, Kalhan – Sarthak Ash, Sayan – Kuntal Nayak, Bibhu – Surajit Saha, Kalhan’s disciple – Shrutakirti Rooj, Military – Abhijit Roy.