The play is a funny, tender, and warm look at a relationship. A delightful romp through three decades. A relationship is seen over forty-five years. The protagonists, Pooja Khanna and Sanjeev Menon meet first as college students. Finding themselves falling in love, they go through classes, raves, parents, history, economics, modeling, and the future. They finally go their own ways as college ends and life beckons. The second act catches them as a married couple; he is a liberal, left-leaning professor, and she is corporate middle management. Their marriage is turbulent and ends in divorce. The third act finds them hitting sixty. Their children have grown up. He has become a vulnerable old man, respected for his uncompromising defiance of human rights abuses, and she runs her own small publishing firm. They meet and catch up...
