MPs to watch play depicting Indian values today

December 10, 2014 08:52

Parliamentarians will take time off on Wednesday evening to watch a play 'Chakravyuh' which depicts Indian historical, social and cultural values propounded in the Mahabharat.

In the play, an effort has been made to take the audience through various philosophies, interpretations and learnings related to the story of Abhimanyu and Chakravyuh.

Starring Nitish Bharadwaj, the play has been produced by the Films and Theatre Society and is being staged by the Lok Sabha Secretariat, on the direction of Speaker Sumitra Mahajan, an official release said.

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