Adult Education: Old Stories, Today’s Lessons – Life & Style

Karachi Arts Council of Pakistan’s ongoing World Culture Festival in Karachi, famous dramatist Khawaja Moinuddin’s play “Adult Education” was presented with modern requirements. Produced by director Farhan Alam Siddiqui, the drama captured the attention of the audience and gave them an opportunity to reflect on the serious issues of Pakistani society in a humorous way.

The drama “Tealim Balghan” highlights Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah‘s three key principles of faith, unity, and organization through creativity. The play explores these principles and presents them with a humorous insight into its enduring relevance to modern social movements and the times.

Director Farhan Alam Siddiqui said that it is sad to say that this play written 70 years ago also reflects today’s problems which shows that we are still facing these problems while drama artists say that it The game is so beautifully written that it feels new every time you perform it.

The drama “Taleem Balghan” is a classic Pakistani drama written by Khawaja Moinuddin which highlights our social problems in a humorous way. First performed in the 1950s, the play takes a deep look at Pakistani social issues and moral values. The purpose of the play is to entertain the audience while giving them a chance to think.

The story of Shaikh Balghaan consists of different characters, who belong to different walks of life. The main character is Maulvi Sahib, who is trying to teach some mature students. These adult disciples include the butcher, barber, khan sahib, dudhwala, dhobi, and malbari, representing various classes of society. Through these characters, social problems and moral values ​​are presented in a humorous way, and they are inclined towards reformation and thought.

The cast of the drama includes names like Owais, Farhan Rahim, Ajinesh Dodeja, Ali Raza, Shehryar, and Asim who bring life to their roles.

The play conveys the message of confronting problems through humor which makes it a valuable piece of Pakistani drama history. Its specialty is that it can be seen in any era, there is something new and interesting in it. feels

Audiences appreciated the modern presentation of the play and said that in today’s era when social issues are becoming complex, dramas like “Adult Education” give us a unique insight into understanding and dealing with these issues. This play is not only a literary masterpiece but also a mirror for Pakistani society in which we can see a glimpse of our present and future.