Moralityanatika Essay

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As expressed by Prastuti Parasar, as a dancer in Nrityanatika the roles of women performer even in the Nrityanatika have seen numerous positive changes. She said that Nrityanatika is always performed on some social issues where it is necessary to showcase the women’s character for the people to understand it. Here being male dominant will not bring out the exact story, so female actor is very much necessary for Nrityanatika. Most of the time it is fifty percent female and fifty percent male.
4.3.2. Actor (female)
An actor is given birth by their audiences, if the audiences like’s and appreciate the actor’s performance than an actor is born and if the actor is not able to communicate with the audience than no legacy or any kind of influence works. To be an actor, to be on the list, be a part of the world of glamour and to earn name and fame is a big dream for many but not everyone can be an actor. In this field too from its history many participants came and vanished only with the dream to be a theatre artist or to be an actor of a popular theatre group. But not everyone is able to earn the skill to be an actor or receive love and affection from the
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It is his/her direction which will shape the talent of the entire crew. For this one needs to hold the commanding quality to lead the entire crew into one successive direction without any conflict and overcoming the hurdles. Every director has their own unique style and signature and in Mobile Theatre major names of the director’s are of male directors. History does not have many name to forward in this wing, but in contemporary time Prastuti Parasar is one name who will entitled herself to be tagged as the female direction as soon in the coming years she will be directing her own shows for the Mobile Theatre industry. It can only be desired for that she inspired many others women to be entitled the director of the Mobile Theatre

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