Circle in The Square

Drama School Mumbai presents Aadyant 2025:
4 banging stories at the price of 1 ticket! Drama School Mumbai presents Aadyant, a year-end student initiative where the students present 4 short plays of 20 minutes each.

10x10 ki Khushboo
Raghunath has spent a lifetime inside manholes—scrubbing a system that refuses to cleanse itself.  After years of inhaling the stench of labor and loss, he finally secures a contractor’s job that could lift him out of manual scavenging.  But the system demands continuity. Someone must take his place.  That someone is Bablu—his daughter Lulu’s fiancé.  Now, the same stench that once clung to him seeps into Lulu’s future.  

Roommates
Three men, who also happen to be roommates, navigate daily life in awkward silence, avoiding vulnerability and masking emotions with sarcasm and routine. When a mysterious glitch in their favorite video game pulls them into its pixelated world, they're forced to confront monstrous embodiments of their own inner demons. As each level reveals pieces of their secret struggles, will it be Game Over for the boys?

आडा आड़ा लखाव है
In rural Haryana, where the men hog and women nibble, three unlikely women end up at the slightly debaucherous, very entertaining, and very forbidden performance of Ragini singer Renu Chaudhary. Can they dare to be entertained in a public space as men would? Is a life outside the pallu... actually.... *gasp* fun?

Misfits
This is the story of a girl named Aaru, ridiculed and bullied by everyone in her life.  She tries her best to make do, to ignore, to not see the unpleasantness, but obviously it takes a toll. Until one day she finds herself in a different world filled with characters who are strange, but strangely similar to her, who make her feel a sense of comfort and belonging.. Will she stay in this fantastical world or will she make her way back and deal with the strangeness of the real world? 

2 REASONS WHY SHOULD NOT MISS THIS SHOW:
1. 4 stories at Rs. 150 is a steal
2. Support young artists now before their tickets sell for the price of a kidney