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Curtain Call Podcast Celebrates Indian Theatre

Curtain Call Podcast Celebrates Indian Theatre
Samarya Creation & Working Panda Films present Curtain Call with Aahana Kumra that celebrates the World of Theatre and its Iconic Stage Actors · theprint.in

A new podcast called 'Curtain Call' has started.

It's hosted by actress Aahana Kumra and talks about Indian theatre.

The podcast features famous theatre actors, directors, and playwrights sharing their stories and experiences.

The first season has 10 episodes, and the first one is with Ratna Pathak Shah and Naseeruddin Shah, who are very famous in Indian theatre.

The podcast is made by Samarya Creation and Working Panda Films.

It's on YouTube, and it's all about celebrating the rich history and art of Indian theatre.

Aahana Kumra, who is also a theatre artist, wants to share these stories with people who might not have seen theatre before.

The podcast will talk about how theatre has changed over the years, the challenges actors face, and how theatre has influenced Indian cinema.

Key facts

Podcast Name
Curtain Call
Host
Aahana Kumra
Premiere Date
January 16
Premiere Time
1 PM
Platform
YouTube
Number of Episodes
10
Production Companies
Samarya Creation Global Private Limited, Working Panda Films
Notable Guests
Ratna Pathak Shah, Naseeruddin Shah, Makarand Deshpande, Rajat Kapoor, Vinay Pathak, Suchitra Pillai, Joy Sengupta, Pratik Gandhi, Bhamini Oza Gandhi, Amrita Shubash, Sandesh Kulkarni, Amol Parashar, Priyanshu Painyuli

Quotes

Manoj Agarwal

Founder of Samarya Creation Global Private Limited

“"At Samarya, we believe great content deserves strategic amplification."”
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“"Curtain Call is more than a podcast; it’s a complete theatrical universe."”
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Aahana Kumra

Actress and host of the 'Curtain Call' podcast series

“"Theatre is where I found my voice, my identity, and my purpose."”
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“"Through this platform, I want to honour the masters who have paved the way and create a complete world that celebrates every dimension of Indian theatre."”
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