Bengal Association, Delhi, a premier organisation to promote Bengali art, culture, literature, sports, and other various aspects of Bengali culture since 1958, organised a theatre festival to celebrate World Theatre Day on 2 April.
The festival succeeded in bringing together all these theatre groups of Delhi-NCR and it depicted the traditional richness of Bengal's literature, art and culture came to the fore in a very brief time slot of 20 minutes for each of the 14 Micro-plays.
Richa Chadha, Pankaj Tripathi, Gulshan Devaiah and Vijay Varma, all started their careers on stage and from there, went on to accomplish what they have in the film industry today.
World Theatre Day saw a bouquet of Bengali plays in a variety of genres.
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