Taking to
a new pulpit, the French team from the Institute Beliashe, Auvergne is inclined
to take Srimanta Sankardev's play 'Ankiya Nat' globally after their successful
attempt in Assam under the direction of Thespian Dalton Nikos.
As we know
on 2nd January, 2016 at Srimanta Sankaradeva Kalakshetra, Guwahati when the
much awaited grand cultural event "Srimanta Sankardev 1st International
Festival" came to live that was leveraged by French artists for global
attention on the Assamese polymath.
Interestingly
this Central France based theater troupe of contemporary artists had undergone tremendous
training under B. Borbayan an expert in this domain. To help them give fine
touch to their French enactment of Assamese version Ankiya Bhaona 'Parijat
Haran.'
This
mythological masterpiece 'Parijat Haran' is about Krishna's vanquish in
stealing of the divine flower Parijat from the gardens of Indra after a fierce
fight against the evil king Narakasura. Concept of stealing the flower by lord
Krishna was to highlight on true love.
Complex
conversion of this 15th century Brajvali language play to contemporary French
language play was a challenging learning experience, Mattis Nikos who enacted
as the Sutradhar of the play marked, "I have to memories my lines into two
different languages. This has truly been a learning experience for me."
This
French delve into Assamese cultural activities indicates long term bonding
between the two worlds apart. Well all because of love for art and culture
between the two different regions.
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