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Ramayana In Karachi Viral Video: A theatre group in Karachi is making headlines after performing a grand stage adaptation of the Ramayana, a famous Indian epic about good defeating evil. The group, called Mauj, presented the play at the Karachi Arts Council, mixing traditional storytelling with modern AI-based visuals, and the audience loved it.

A Message Of Tolerance And Unity:

Director Yoheshwar Karera shared that the play is not just about entertainment but also about showing the world that Pakistani society is more accepting than people think. “To me, bringing the Ramayana to life on stage is a visual treat and shows the Pakistani society is more tolerant than it is often given credit for,” he said.

The cast’s acting, especially by producer Rana Kazmi as Sita, has drawn special praise. Critics and viewers were also impressed with the live music, vibrant costumes, and striking light effects. The use of AI technology gave the show a unique and fresh look, making it more exciting for today’s audience.

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Storytelling That Connects Across Cultures:

Art critic Omair Alavi said the performance stood out because of its honesty and creativity. “The narrative is top class as the Ramayana is a story that resonates with millions around the world,” he said. The play’s strong emotional appeal and artistic visuals have struck a chord with both young and old.

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Theatre As A Bridge Between Cultures:

This powerful performance not only brings a beloved Indian story to Pakistan’s stage but also creates space for cultural understanding and respect. As the crowds continue to pour in, the message is clear: art knows no boundaries, and stories like the Ramayana can unite hearts across faiths and nations. The video, after being shared on Instagram by the handle 'mauj.collective' just a day ago, garnered many views and comments from people.