new Delhi . The birth of theater coincides with the birth of civilization. This was stated by Sahitya Akademi awardee Padma Shri Daya Prakash Sinha (DP Sinha) while honoring eminent personalities from various fields at the ’14th Natsamrat Theater Award’ function held at Muktdhar Auditorium, Delhi. On this occasion, Amit Kumar, senior correspondent of Hindi daily ‘Rashtriya Sahara’, was awarded the Best Critic Award for the year 2022, while on the other hand, former director of National School of Drama (NSD), Kriti Jain etc. was honored. On this occasion Hindi political satirical drama ‘Khairtilal Ka Kursi Tantra’ composed by Jayawardhan (JP Singh) was also released.
On this occasion, Kriti Jain congratulated Shyam Kumar, the director of Natsamrat, for doing theater on his own strength continuously for the last 19 years, while on the other hand also congratulated him for honoring those people who are continuously enriching the theater while staying behind the scenes. are. Amit Kumar said that everyone should keep doing their work with dedication and sincerity, one day or the other, it definitely gets its fruits. Don’t think that no one is assessing your work. Somewhere or the other assesses your work and its reward is to get such a reward.
Shantanu Bose, head and assistant professor of the National School of Drama Theater, has received this year’s best director award. Shri Bose became so emotional after receiving the honour that tears came out of his eyes that till date he has not received any award from Bengali theater after doing theater for years. Hindi theater people understood and respected worthy of the award. On this occasion the Best Writer award was awarded to Anees Azmi, Manish Manoja for Best Actor, Daksha Sharma for Best Actress and Dr. Jeetram Bhatt for Theater Promoter. As a mark of respect, each was presented with a shawl, a memento and a bouquet.
Senior journalist Amit Kumar got Best Critics Award
