Welcome to
Welcome to
Bhabikal Theatre Group
Bhabikal Theatre Group
It was in 1984, that ‘Bhabikal’ came into existence in Silchar at the initiative of some theatre lovers and performing artists of Barak valley in Southern Assam. Registered under societies act XXI of 1960, Bhabikal over the years has successfully established itself as one of the prominent socio-cultural in Assam and Northeast India. With an objective to attract young talents towards drama, the group have been innovating ways to use drama as true mirror of society. It also embarks upon creating a platform other folk and other performing arts through the use of local dialect and surge for united voice against all ills that afflicts the society.
It was in 1984, that ‘Bhabikal’ came into existence in Silchar at the initiative of some theatre lovers and performing artists of Barak valley in Southern Assam. Registered under societies act XXI of 1960, Bhabikal over the years has successfully established itself as one of the prominent socio-cultural in Assam and Northeast India. With an objective to attract young talents towards drama, the group have been innovating ways to use drama as true mirror of society. It also embarks upon creating a platform other folk and other performing arts through the use of local dialect and surge for united voice against all ills that afflicts the society.
About Silchar
Silchar is the second largest city in Assam and the district capital of Cachar district. You can visit Silchar by road from Guwahati (330 km). There is also an airport in the city named Kumbhirgram airport. The Silchar rail station at Tarapur is connected to Lumding and Agartala. The railway line from Lumding to Silchar is hailed as one of the most exciting pristine railway tracks of India.
Silchar is the second largest city in Assam and the district capital of Cachar district. You can visit Silchar by road from Guwahati (330 km). There is also an airport in the city named Kumbhirgram airport. The Silchar rail station at Tarapur is connected to Lumding and Agartala. The railway line from Lumding to Silchar is hailed as one of the most exciting pristine railway tracks of India.
Silchar is located on the banks of Barak River near the Bangladesh border. It is also the gateway to other Northeastern states like Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura. The town sees a large settlement of traders from distant parts of India every year. The town lies in the Surma valley region, and it is an extremely picturesque destination.
Silchar is located on the banks of Barak River near the Bangladesh border. It is also the gateway to other Northeastern states like Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura. The town sees a large settlement of traders from distant parts of India every year. The town lies in the Surma valley region, and it is an extremely picturesque destination.
The place and its cultures are unique. The major section of the population is Bengali, who speak the Sylheti dialect. The rest of the population mostly comprises of Marwaris, Bishnupriya Manipuris, Manipuri-Meiteis, and tribal-like Nagas. The local delicacies include the Shutki (the dried fish), shidal chutney, `chunga-r peetha` etc.
The place and its cultures are unique. The major section of the population is Bengali, who speak the Sylheti dialect. The rest of the population mostly comprises of Marwaris, Bishnupriya Manipuris, Manipuri-Meiteis, and tribal-like Nagas. The local delicacies include the Shutki (the dried fish), shidal chutney, `chunga-r peetha` etc.
In the 1850s, British tea planters re-discovered the game of polo in Manipur on the Burmese border with India. In fact, the first polo club of the world was formed in Silchar and the first competitive modern polo was held here. The commemorative inscription for this achievement can still be seen behind the district library of Silchar.
In the 1850s, British tea planters re-discovered the game of polo in Manipur on the Burmese border with India. In fact, the first polo club of the world was formed in Silchar and the first competitive modern polo was held here. The commemorative inscription for this achievement can still be seen behind the district library of Silchar.
Upcoming Events
Productions
Productions
Court Martial
Court Martial
Macbeth
Ajker Droupadi
Short Film
If Gandhi.
( A short film Promo)
Based on the Story of Bhupen Mahapatra.
Direction: Santanu Paul.
BHABIKAL THEATRE GROUP'S PRESENTATION.
158
SHOWS PERFORMED
44
WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED
1270
STUDENTS TRAINED
Media Mentions
Media Mentions
