'Mansara' director's poetry on stage

My husband suffered from not reading.

I suffered from reading.

Pokhara Theater staged Upendra Subba's poetry on Saturday in the second series of 'Poetry on Stage'. The theater artist dramatized five poems from his poetry collection 'Khola Ko Geet'. The actor acted in a story that matched the sentiments of the poem. Subba's poems 'Saman Antar', 'Bato', 'Sayed', 'Jandyaha's Argument' and 'Paat' were included in the poetry staging. The story of an unemployed young man who fell in love with a beautiful girl was presented in Kavita Manchan.

The story of Phupu's son coming from Paltan and marrying a young woman and becoming a monk and later a monk was shown on stage. In Kavita Manchan conceived and directed by Narayan Neupane, Ramesh Babu Timilsina, Shailtaj Kunwar, Dhankaji Shrestha, Roshni Ramdam, Susan Paudel and Anira Adhikari acted. Upendra Subba was also present at the

theater to recite his poems. As soon as he reached the stage, he started reciting poetry. "I used to shy away from poetry recitals," he said. The purpose of staging the poem was not only the theatrical adaptation of the poem, but also the promotion of the movie 'Manasara'. Written and directed by him, 'Mansara' is going on display from Baisakh 21. Actors Praveen Khatiwada, Miruna Magar, Menuka Pradhan and executive producer Sijan Dahal participated in the poetry staging.

The hall erupted in laughter when he apologized for coming to the Kavita Manchan and saying that promoting his film was also 'corruption'. It was his confession that he turned from a poet to a film writer and became a director. "I am no longer a person with a purpose for what I will become. Had I had a purpose in life, had I focused on a particular subject or field, I would not have had to wander like this,' he said, 'If I could have spent my whole life writing poetry, practicing poetry, and contributing something to poetry, my life would have had a meaning. I am very upset.'' In the

poetry staging, artist Praveen Khatiwada and Menuka Pradhan recited Upendra's poetry. Artist Miruna Magar recited a poem by her mother Shashi Thapa Subba. In collaboration with Muktak Manch Nepal, the poet Raju Syangtan performed in the 'Rangmanchma Kavya' series held by Pokhara Theater every three months.