The city was served a hoot!
Chirange Kumawat’s comical play Haye Re Phooti Kismat enthralled Jaipur, and made them laugh their heart out on Sunday evening. Directed by Dilip Bhatt, the play also delivered a social message along with the laughs.
Staged at Ravindra Manch, the satire highlighted the need and importance of getting the details of your servants verified by the police.
The story starts on a funny note with the protagonist Lallu Lal dreaming of a beautiful female maid, who would not only help his wife with household chores but also help him deal with boredom.
While Lallu keeps on repeating ‘woh aayegi, woh aayegi’, his wife enters and wakes him up. He then proceeds to tell her about his dream. The fights between the two about hiring a fem
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