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22 Plays, 22 Languages, 1 Stage - Prem Utsav 2024 by Mujeeb Khan

July 25, 2024 19:11:21 IST
MTG editorial

Mujeeb Khan is aiming to set a world record at the upcoming Prem Utsav 2024 festival (July 31st - August 2nd) by directing a multilingual extravaganza featuring 22 plays in 22 different languages!

This first-of-its-kind event promises to be a record-breaker, and even though Khan himself only knows three languages, he's thrilled about the prospect.

The festival will showcase a wide variety of languages, including some that have never been seen on stage in Mumbai before, like Dogri, Nepali, Boda, and Santhali.

Here’s the list of Plays scheduled from 31st July – 2nd Aug 2024 at the Mysore Auditorium, Matunga from 4 pm onwards.

*Mumbai Theatre Guide takes no responsibility for change in schedule.

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