India Post News Service
CHICAGO: The Jain Centre in Bartlett, a Chicago suburb, was abuzz as a full house of Gujarati theater enthusiasts gathered for the highly anticipated comedy play “Patni Nachave” brought an evening of non-stop laughter and pure entertainment to the audience.
A Story of Love, Betrayal, and Unstoppable Fun, the play follows the hilarious journey of Anand and Shikha, a middle-class married couple of fifteen years. While Shikha is content with her simple life, Anand is driven by ambition and dreams of wealth. In his pursuit of success, he finds a shortcut in Madhurima Banker, a fashion designer who is equally drawn to him. As Anand leaves his wife for her, Shikha refuses to accept defeat and declares a war to win back her husband. What follows is a comical yet emotionally gripping battle of wits between a determined wife and a wayward husband, filled with sharp dialogues, witty one-liners, and laugh-out-loud moments.
The play was a treat for Gujarati audiences, blending traditional humor with modern-day relationship dynamics. Every punch line and situational comedy was met with roaring laughter, making it an unforgettable experience for all.
With such outstanding performances and an overwhelming response from the audience, Patni Nachave Ane Kaun Bachave proved once again that Gujarati Theater remains a vital part of cultural entertainment, keeping traditions alive with humor, heart, and mind.
“Every moment of this play was a delight to watch, authentic, relatable, and full of entertainment. Such productions remind us of our roots and the beauty of our language. I thoroughly enjoyed the performance and appreciate the team for their dedication to keeping Gujarati Theater alive in America.” Suresh Bodiwala, a critic observed.