Mumbai Sanitation Workers Get a Special Treat: Free Marathi Drama Shows
The BMC has organized special shows of the Marathi drama 'Astitva' for sanitation workers and their families to appreciate their hard work.
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The initiative, helmed by BMC Bhushan Gagrani, is a tribute to the sanitation workers who face unimaginable difficulties in their daily lives. 'This drama is based on their life and day-to-day events,' said Additional Municipal Commissioner Dr Sudhakar Shinde, who played a pivotal role in organizing the play.
The three special shows will be staged at Mahakavi Kalidas in Mulund West, Keshav Sitaram Thackeray in Borivali West, and Annabhau Sathe in Byculla East, on July 19, 22, and 23 respectively. The play, written and directed by Swapneel Jadhav, will be shown for free to the sanitation workers and their families.
The BMC's initiative is a heartwarming gesture towards the unsung heroes who keep Mumbai clean and green. The special shows of 'Astitva' are a fitting tribute to their hard work and dedication.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is the civic body responsible for the governance of Mumbai. The BMC is headed by a Municipal Commissioner and has a range of departments that work towards providing civic amenities to the citizens of Mumbai.
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is a local government body that provides civic amenities to the citizens of Mumbai.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the name of the Marathi drama organized by the BMC for sanitation workers?
The name of the Marathi drama is 'Astitva'.
Why has the BMC organized special shows of 'Astitva' for sanitation workers?
The BMC has organized special shows of 'Astitva' to appreciate the hard work and dedication of sanitation workers who keep Mumbai clean.
Who is the writer and director of 'Astitva'?
Swapneel Jadhav is the writer and director of 'Astitva'.
Where will the special shows of 'Astitva' be staged?
The special shows of 'Astitva' will be staged at Mahakavi Kalidas in Mulund West, Keshav Sitaram Thackeray in Borivali West, and Annabhau Sathe in Byculla East.
What is the objective of the BMC's initiative?
The objective of the BMC's initiative is to boost the morale of sanitation workers and recognize their hard work and daily challenges.
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