WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Today, October 2, 2024 on the auspicious occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, a short play titled Ahinsa Paramo Dharma (Non-violence is the Supreme Duty) was staged on our university campus by your organization, Vishwa Jyoti Jansanchar Samiti. Through this play, you conveyed a powerful message of humanity and non-violence to our students. All the artists portrayed their roles in a deeply moving manner, while providing entertainment, they also effectively shared Gandhijis message with us.

Sheela Yadav, Lecturer   |   University campus, Varanasi   |   Posted on 02.10.2024

Today, on September 13, 2024, Prerna Kala Manch presented a street play on the premises of Primary School, Rajapur, Varanasi. The performance was highly impactful and memorable, featuring a beautiful presentation focused on environmental awareness and tree plantation. The children learned something new about the environment. The program concluded with a pledge regarding environmental awareness.

Abhishek Rai, Assistant Teache   |   Primary School, Rajapur, Varanasi   |   Posted on 13.09.2024

I extend my heartiest congratulations and best wishes to all the artists of Prerana Kala Manch. The play presented by the artists was both captivating and inspiring. It provided our female students with valuable inspiration and lessons, helping to convey a positive message to society and fostering the elimination of discrimination between boys and girls. The second play focused on environmental protection, teaching us that everyone must step forward to safeguard the environment. Once again, I offer my sincere congratulations and best wishes to all the artists. May you continue your efforts to raise awareness in society.

Mrs. Madhu Yadav   |   Government Womens College, Sewapuri, Varanasi   |   Posted on 21.09.2024

I extend my congratulations and best wishes to the Prerna Kala Manch team for their outstanding and impactful presentation of the play. The artists effort to connect the play with literature is truly commendable and praiseworthy. I offer my heartfelt blessings to all the artists and wish them a bright future.

Professor Sudha Pandey   |   Government Womens College, Sewapuri, Varanasi   |   Posted on 21.09.2024

On the occasion of World Peace Day (September 21, 2024), the play Amanat was performed by artists from the Prerna Kala Manch at Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Government Womens College, Sevapuri, Varanasi. The play aimed to promote peace and brotherhood across the world. A total of 300 students watched the performance. The artists outstanding acting deeply moved the audience. Words cannot adequately express our gratitude; you all deserve high praise.

Dr. Pragya   |   Assistant Professor, Sociology & In-charge, Anukriti Sanskrit Club   |   Posted on 21.09.2024

Today, on September 14, 2024, Prerna Kala Manch, Varanasi, presented a play on education near the Nand Ghar at Asha Samajik Vidyalaya, Nagepur, Varanasi, the children thoroughly enjoyed it. The play was highly inspiring and praiseworthy.

Shyam Sundar   |   Asha Samajik Vidyalaya, Nagepur, Varanasi   |   Posted on 14/09/2024

Through this play, children learned about child labor. It also conveyed a message to parents regarding the importance of education in a childs life. Your presentation helped children understand the value of education in a simple and accessible manner. Your initiative is truly commendable. Many congratulations to all of you for this effort.

Alka Bandhu   |   Assistant Teacher, Primary School, Palahipatti, Harahua, Varanasi   |   Posted on 19.09.2024

The play Kal Ka Samrat was presented beautifully and inspiringly to the children by the members of the Vishwa Jyoti Jansanchar Samiti.

Avadhesh Kumar   |   Assistant Teacher, Primary School, Bhopapur, Harhua, Varanasi   |   Posted on 20.09.2024

The play was about girls education. It was truly inspiring and holds a lesson for the entire society. Girls have just as much right to education as boys do. Therefore, parents should never discriminate between boys and girls.

Amita Kumari   |   Assistant Teacher, Composite School, Harhua, Varanasi   |   Posted on 15.09.2024

On September 11, 2024, a street play focused on cleanliness and water conservation was organized at Composite School, Ramgaon, in collaboration with the Vishwa Jyoti Jansanchar Samiti. The street play was highly inspiring.

S.K. Maurya   |   Headmaster, Composite School, Ramgaon, Harhua, Varanasi   |   Posted on 11/09/2024

Today, on August 10, 2024, members of the Prerna Kala Manch staged three plays at Primary School, Mahadevpur, Varanasi. The villagers and school children thoroughly enjoyed the performances. Through these plays, the children were encouraged to take an interest in education, and parents were motivated to send their children to school. We extend our gratitude to all the members for visiting our school and inspiring both the children and the parents.

Rajnish Singh   |   Assistant Teacher, Primary School, Mahadevpur, Varanasi   |   Posted on 10/08/2024

I have been deeply impressed by your street play program. On behalf of all the students and the entire staff, I extend my sincere thanks to all of you.

Yogendra Pratap   |   Headmaster, Upper Primary School, Cholapur, Varanasi   |   Posted on 08/08/2024

I really liked the play you presented, Daal-Daal Par Jaan. All the actors impressed everyone greatly with their performances. We hope that through such programs, more and more people will be made aware of environmental issues.

Saurabh Singh   |   J.D. Public English School, Chhatarpuri, Chuppepur, Varanasi   |   Posted on 15.07.2024

First of all, I would like to thank those who visited our school and enlightened us on how to secure a better future for girls. We should not view these plays merely as entertainment but should grasp their underlying purpose. The objectives are: To prevent the child marriage of girls. To instill good values ??in both girls and boys—a responsibility that rests with the father. To pay equal attention to girls and boys, rather than prioritizing boys. To provide girls with a good education so that they can become self-reliant and lead fulfilling lives. This play will also impact society; now, everyone will educate their daughters and earn respect. The country can develop only when the daughters of every household are educated. Thank you.

Riya Yadav   |   Class 12th Student, Ram Manohar Lohia Inter College, Munari, Varanasi   |   Posted on 25.06.2024

A play on the subject of girls education was presented by the Prerna Kala Manch on my school campus. The play helped raise awareness among girls about the importance of education.

Renu Yadav   |   Student, Ram Manohar Lohiya Inter College, Varanasi   |   Posted on 11.04.2024

Prerana Kala Manch, Varanasi, represents a commendable effort to spread awareness within society. The group travels from village to village, presenting local issues through simple yet impactful street plays. Its approach to conveying social messages to the Hindi-speaking community is remarkably accessible, inspiring, and effective. This endeavor to foster public awareness through the medium of art is truly a significant step towards bringing about positive social change.

Julian Jordan   |   Content Creator & Social Media Influencer   |   Posted on 06/07/2026

Prerna Kala Manch of Varanasi is a powerful platform for community-based public awareness, effectively conveying social messages to rural society through street plays. By presenting local issues and topics of public interest in a simple, sensitive, and participatory manner, the group inspires people to engage in dialogue and bring about positive change. Through its sustained engagement with Hindi-speaking rural communities, it has established itself as a trusted cultural partner in the fields of social development and Behavior Change Communication.

Rajesh Kumar Srivastava   |   Asst. Professor, Dept. of Journalism and Mass Communication, Harishchandra P. G. College, Varanasi   |   Posted on 06/07/2026