A musical play about Meera Bai, directed by Amit Joshi, was held at Mukti Bhawan, Andheri West. Artists Rishikka Bali, Sachchidanand Narayankar, Sonam Vora, and Vaishnavi Sharma brought Meera Bai's devotion to Lord Krishna to life. The event was attended by notable figures who praised the performance.

A captivating musical play showcasing the life of Meera Bai took center stage at Mukti Bhawan in Andheri West last night. Directed by Amit Joshi and presented by Talkies Amit Joshi Films, the production featured talented artists including Rishikka Bali, Sachchidanand Narayankar, Sonam Vora, and Vaishnavi Sharma. Their performances vividly depicted Meera Bai's unwavering devotion to Lord Krishna.

Praising the director, storyteller Laksh Maheshwari shared, "The inspiration for this play came from Amit Joshi, a highly talented director and a brotherly figure to me. He envisioned a play encapsulating dancers, musicians, singers, storytelling, poetry, and acting, and successfully brought it all together." Rishikka Bali, who portrayed Meera Bai, reflected on her experience, noting, "I have always been fascinated by theatre, and thanks to Amit Joshi's encouragement, I found this experience incredibly rewarding."

The play saw numerous notable attendees, such as actress Meera Chopra, AAP MLA Dilip Pandey, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Nirupam, and television actresses Supriya Shukla and Delnaaz Irani. Reflecting on Meera Bai's enduring legacy, Sanjay Nirupam commented, "Meera Bai's story has captivated audiences for centuries, reflecting her profound devotion to Krishna."

MLA Zeeshan Baba Siddique praised the production, saying, "Laksh, a genuine artist, delivered a performance I thoroughly enjoyed. I am eagerly anticipating future shows." Actress Meera Chopra described the play as "extremely heartfelt," while Supriya Shukla and Delnaaz Irani were equally moved, hailing the production for its mesmerizing and emotionally powerful presentation.

Meera Bai, revered as Sant Meerabai, was a 16th-century Hindu mystic poet whose devotion to Krishna has inspired countless folk tales and legends, perpetuating her legacy for generations. (ANI)

(Disclaimer: With inputs from agencies.)