It depicts a very tender story about Appa Velankar - a well known Kirtankar and Jeny - his America born Indian disciple.The play highlights the rich culture and music of the Kirtan format vis-a-vis the growing popularity of fusion music.
A stubborn ,not-ready- for-a- change, keertankar, Appa, is constantly getting into arguments with Sopan - his son, who wants to modernize the ancient art by adding a touch of fusion music.
Appa has not allowed Mukta - his daughter, to marry the boy she loves, because he belongs to a different cast. And for the same reason had asked his elder son to leave the house.
The play revolves around the separated family of Appa and has its own tense yet affectionate moments.
Jeny - the charming teenager from US has come to learn the traditional art of performing kirtan under the guidance of a veteran like Appa in the true Gurukul way. Jeny tries sincerely to learn the music and style of kirtan and while doing so decides to re-unite the Velankar family.
Is she successful in her endeavour?Does Appa teach her,the Indian traditional kirtan? Is Sopan allowed to perform his fusion Kirtan? Has Mukta finally eloped with her boyfriend?To get all the answers one has to see ' Awagha Rang Ekchi Zala'.( Literally means the unison of all colors).
With 'Awagha Rang Ekachi Zala' sangeet rangbhoomi becomes alive again and after a long time a theatre enthusiast gets to watch a real musical .A rear treat to a complete family.
