Makrand Deshpande's one-man play, 'MADHYAPI,' explores deep themes of social inequality and flexibility through the concept of 'MADHYAPI'. The play differentiates between a common drunkard and a 'MADHYAPI' based on their purpose. Deshpande crafts an engaging narrative from the drunkard's state, delivering sharp social commentary that poignantly critiques the inconsistencies of society. The play addresses various social aspects like inequality, double standards, and the need for a dialogue about society's relationship with alcohol. The core idea of 'MADHYAPI' is that he is a 'chosen one' or has a divine gift, which sets him apart from a common drunkard. 'MADHYAPI' is not only entertaining but also thought-provoking, as it skillfully blends humor with subtle social critique.