Aakhiri Gawah

Date : September 6th, 2008
Directors : Rachit Joshi & Dhananjai Gaur
Production Managers : Sharad Varma & Prateek Ranjan
Playwright : Dhananjai Gaur, Rachit Joshi, Anant Prakash, Snehashish Sinha and Prakhar Prabhakar
Inspired from "Devil in Drag" by Dario Fo
Form : Semester Production

Cast :
Editor : Ankit Bareja
Rashmi Thakur : Neeti Nayak
Man??? : Rachit Joshi
Maid 1 : Pranshu Gupta
Maid 2 : Apoorva Bhandari
Pizzocca : Kushal Agarwal
Justice Jagdeesh Sharma : Snehashish Sinha
Chandu Chor : Saharsh Chordia
Policeman : Tarun Lalwani
Typist : Pranay Pandey
Mannequin : Prateek Ranjan
Mr. Das : Anant Prakash
Mr. Yadav : Sahil Sheth
Mr. Mishra : Prakarsh Gunjal
Secretary : Prabhat Singh
Diro : Dhananjai Gaur
Master : Prakhar Prabhakar
Apperentice : Aalok Kushwaha
Gaurd : Umang Gupta
Reporter 1 : Tilottama Biswas
Reporter 2 : Rashi Jindal
Reporter 3 : Nilesh Gupta
Cameraman : Rishabh Kalia
Interrogator : Ajeytaa Agarwal


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