Indrani Mukerjea Brings Tagore's Chitrangada to Life in Mumbai

Indrani Mukerjea has returned to the stage with 'Chitrangada – Ek Sashakt Naari,' a bold reinterpretation of Tagore’s classic. Featuring a blend of dance, theatre, and music, the production powerfully captures themes of identity and courage. Directed by Madhumita and Tony Chakraborty, it underscores the complexity and strength of its heroine.

In a dazzling return to theatre, Indrani Mukerjea takes center stage in 'Chitrangada – Ek Sashakt Naari,' a vibrant reimagining of Rabindranath Tagore's iconic tale. The premiere at Mumbai's Royal Opera House captivated audiences with its unique fusion of classical Indian elements and contemporary artistic expression.

The production, spearheaded by Mukerjea's new venture, Indrani Mukerjea Enterprise, features her portrayal of both Kurupa and Surupa. Directed by Madhumita and Tony Chakraborty, the play blends myth and modernity, drawing deep connections between light and shadow, silence and song, reflecting the heroine's inner conflict and triumph.

Supported by a stellar ensemble, original music, and evocative set design, this theatrical masterpiece offers a fresh perspective on female empowerment. Mukerjea hopes that 'Chitrangada' will resonate with audiences, asking them to explore their own strengths and vulnerabilities through the lens of this timeless character.

(With inputs from agencies.)