Kaash Kashmir is a
play that takes place in the backdrop of Pakistan trying to make
Kashmir as a part of it. The Kashmiri Pandits had to flee the region
amongst the growing violence and threats to their presence in the
valley.
There is an sense of eeriness in
the atmosphere. Nothing feels right for the Pandits who have stayed
in the region for many regions and still they were forced to leave
the valley due to the increasing violence. The situation is grave and
things quickly change from bad to worse in a flick of an eye.
Inside
all these killings, rapes and death threats the author still finds a
way to kindle love. Now when in Kashmir, love too comes at a price.
Its not a price that you and me can pay. Two teenagers fall in love,
but they fall in love with the person from a different religion;
Rohan a Hindu and Ayesha a Muslim. When you
fall in love with a Muslim when you are a Hindu, you have to face the
consequences that lies ahead.
With
so much going on Rohan and his family had to move out of the valley
and settle in Delhi.
Now
what will happen to Rohan and his love for Ayesha. Most importantly
what will happen to Kashmir, will it fight for its own Independence
or be a part of Pakistan. With the future being uncertain, there is
too much at stake.
Everything
that has to be attained, will come at a price.
Will
you pay the price for what will follow next?
The
story is fast paced with
the author doing justice
to the story. He
had put all the elements of mystery, suspense, love, hate and
violence in the story, which will spellbound you. The story will keep
you guessing about what will happen next and what path will it take.
Now
that what makes the plot worth reading. Rajesh Talwar’s play will
make you rethink how grave is the situation
in Kashmir, to what lengths the Indian army and the government has to
go to bring peace in the region.
Keep
reading to find out what will happen to the love between Rohan and
Ayesha. Will peace prevail in the region?
Whatever
maybe the situation, the people in Kashmir will only grow strong with
such situations and create a new sense of brotherhood.
Wish
the people of Kashmir all the good luck, no matter what the situation
is lets strive for a better tomorrow, not with violence but with
peace.
