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Yudh: Three perspectives, one truth
Yudh (the Battle) is a solo Bharatanatyam Dance Theatre production choreographed and performed by Savitha Sastry. It is based on a short story of the same name by AK Srikanth, and featured music by the Chennai based music composer Rajkumar Bharathi,〔(Savitha Sastry’s webpage )〕 the great grandson of the veteran poet Subramania Bharathi . The production premiered on February 2, 2013 at Mumbai’s NCPA Auditorium, and has since played all across India. The presentation was received with critical and popular acclaim 〔(An enthralling performance by Suresh Kavirayani, Times of India Feb 21, 2013. )〕
==Plot==
The central premise of ''Yudh'' is based on around the story of a young girl Pavitra, who is kidnapped from a park and never heard off again. Her grieving parents have spent their lives trying to come to terms with the loss of their child. The story then shifts to offering other perspectives to this incident, through the eyes of Satan and of God. In essence, the story implies that the war between Satan and God is now fought in the minds of humans, with both of them trying to exert their influence on the human. It concludes that the winner of this war between God and Satan is eventually determined in the human mind, even though humans may not be aware of this eternal battle, or the reason why they have to endure suffering for no fault of theirs.
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