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More than four centuries after his death, William Shakespeare's craft of making the audience hold a mirror to their selves is coming in handy when reflection, too, is merely performative.
Actor-filmmaker Rajat Kapoor talks about his directorial ventures not working at the box office and how he moves on from that
Rajat Kapoor says he identifies himself as a director first and that filmmaking has always been his first passion. His play 'Nothing Like Lear', starring Vinay Pathak, was recently staged at the fourth edition of the Delhi Theatre Festival.
Vinay Pathak, dressed as a clown, used wit, humour, and wordplay as a thread to weave and showcase one of the greatest tragedies while making it relevant for present-day folks.
Rajat Kapoor and Joy Sengupta's plays 'Nothing Like Lear' and 'Vodka & No Tonic', respectively, are being showcased at the Delhi Theatre Festival, which returns after a hiatus, from August 4-6.