Kathadi Ramamurthy’s Jugalbandhi unites humour and a heartfelt social message

A scene from Kathadi Ramamurthy’s newest Tamil play, Jugalbandhi.|Image Credit: Special Arrangement The perpetual rain that lashed the city just recently did not moisten one’s spirit to march to see a Tamil play at Vani Mahal. Expectations ran high when it was revealed: “Kathadi Ramamurthy’s Jugalbandhi.” As the title recommends, the play unites 2 popular theatre groups– JB Creations and Stage Creations. Not simply that, it likewise has artistes from both the performers. Composed and directed by SL Naanu, this is the 53 rd play by Stage Creations and the 66 th year for Kathadi Ramamurthy, whose tryst with the phase started in1953 A scene from the Tamil play, Jugalbandhi.|Image Credit: Special Arrangement The play focuses on Sivaraman, (Kathadi Ramamurthy) a retired authorities, who desires to remain in an old-age house instead of with his child, and his efforts to assist a young couple to embrace a kid. The drape increases with Shankar Mahadevan’s ‘Eka dhanthaya vakra thundaya gowri thanayaya deemahi’ playing in the background, and Ganesan (Sivaraman’s kid) entering his workplace while talking with his partner Girija over the phone. Ganesan gets miffed at her when she informs him his dad Sivaraman must be sent out to an old-age house. Listening to this exchange, Ganesan’s coworker Nandini deal
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