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By Adv.Harjeet Kaur Everything in the village slowed down in the evening. One of the patient elders leaned on the banyan tree, which grew along the square like a root and bore, as branches, a load of memories and secrets. Below it was a bench of old timber, worn and decayed, yet stalwart enough not to give way, daffodils to the pilot receiving no oral history. That bench was not a seat for Ritu. It belonged to her childhood and was a mini-kingdom that she could share with Rhe

By Neitya Chauhan SCENE 1 CHARACTER 1’S HOUSE - MIDNIGHT   A movie, Fight Club, is playing in the background, a nail kit ready in between. CHARACTER 1 (To the camera, happily) Shh! They’re all upstairs, you might wake them! CHARACTER 2: (To the camera) No, they won’t. You said yourself they’re heavy sleepers. CHARACTER 1 puts a finger to her lips and shakes her head. She signed languages “no talking”. CHARACTER 2: I don’t know sign language, what the hell! CHARACTER 1: Then w

By Kayal S Dear people, who want to delve into the start of our success in the detective industry, be welcome in knowing that it wasn’t a fantasy play script, moreover a gift that entitles the holder to a quest, one that leads to true meaning, after a tad of hard work that is. So, our tale began, On the 22nd of March, the year 2024, in Baskerville, a small, minimalist town that boasted a subtle elegance with its delicate embroidery of lavish constructions, amongst the dusky b

By S.Alagulakshmi Characters: Narrator Scale  – A good friend of paper Pencil  – The sharp person in the hall Eraser  – Smart and thoughtful Highlighter   and   Whitener  – The wise couple Paper  – Poetic and romantic groom  Scissor  – Elegant and charming bride  Rock  – Bride’s father ACT I Setting:  A beautifully decorated open lawn bathed in the golden light of the evening sun. A gentle breeze blows, bringing whispers and laughter. A stage is set up at the far end. NARRATO

By Aaishpreet Bajaj {The scene opens on a busy market street.} Drishya Rai: Dad… isn’t that Akshay going over there? His father: Where are your glasses? I told you—this is an unfamiliar city. If you don’t see properly, how will you recognize people? Drishya: I forgot… You know how it is, Dad. I’m not used to wearing glasses. They give me a headache. His father: I know, but you’ll have to get used to them, right? It’s always uncomfortable at first, but then everything becomes

By Jeetisha Dutt Characters: Narrator- Sharanga (Ram’s bow) Sumitra Bharat   Kevat Shabri   Angad SKIT: Sharanga:   Integrity - ‘Tis a virtue of honesty and righteousness. Aeons and aeons ago, The Raghu Kul Shiromani embarked on a journey of integrity for fourteen long years. As a constant companion who witnessed from his shoulders, deeds of immense devotion, dedication and sacrifice, I stand before you to tell those tales today. I am none other than his bow, Sharanga.  (paus

By Ram Noureddine CHARACTERS Calvin Carl Caroline Charles Dean of Students Jean John Laura Monica Rabbit Rufus Serena Tiffany EXT. UNIVERSITY GARDEN. DAY.  WIDE Jean and her boyfriend Calvin sit on their special bench in the university's garden where they first fell in love. It is a busy college day and students are rushing to their classes in different buildings. A few moments later, the Dean of Students sends an email to all the university students. Jean takes her phone ou

By Sonia J Arora Stage Setting Single stage setup requiring mainly these items:   i)Simple furniture like bed frame or couch, ii)Stock of Books iii)Shakespear pictures, iv) Few empty carton boxes v) Antique showpieces, including a small mirror vi) Apple laptop vi) Apple juice, Apples with a glass vii) Single big light bulb (optional) viii) A diary/journal with few crumpled paper notes. MAIN CHARACTERS Steve Adam:  Loving partner to Eva. Eva:  Loving partner to Adam. Shakespea

By Adv.Harjeet Kaur Everything in the village slowed down in the evening. One of the patient elders leaned on the banyan tree, which grew along the square like a root and bore, as branches, a load of memories and secrets. Below it was a bench of old timber, worn and decayed, yet stalwart enough not to give way, daffodils to the pilot receiving no oral history. That bench was not a seat for Ritu. It belonged to her childhood and was a mini-kingdom that she could share with Rhe

By Neitya Chauhan SCENE 1 CHARACTER 1’S HOUSE - MIDNIGHT   A movie, Fight Club, is playing in the background, a nail kit ready in between. CHARACTER 1 (To the camera, happily) Shh! They’re all upstairs, you might wake them! CHARACTER 2: (To the camera) No, they won’t. You said yourself they’re heavy sleepers. CHARACTER 1 puts a finger to her lips and shakes her head. She signed languages “no talking”. CHARACTER 2: I don’t know sign language, what the hell! CHARACTER 1: Then w

By Aman Sonam INT. ON A RESULT DAY– EVENING Two friends, A and ADITYA, chat over phone. The ceiling fan hums above, notes and chai cups scattered around.( Both are arunachali so 'hum' is used same as 'mein') A: Bhai, advance ke liye all the best! ADITYA (grinning): Hum nahi dega. IISER ke liye padega. (crosses arms, confident) A: IISER kaisa tha? ADITYA: Accha hi tha. Lekin advance dene se theek tha re. Iss bar cutoff kam gaya! (shakes head, half-smile) A: Josha? ADITYA: Josh

By Martine Rika Bergsma INT. TORONTO SUBWAY TRAIN - DAY Two men are sitting one seat apart from each other.  SFX: sound of train gliding...