Mutlaroidaba Machu Explores Drug Addiction and Misogyny in Manipuri Shumang Leela
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Mutlaroidaba Machu Explores Drug Addiction and Misogyny in Manipuri Shumang Leela
Mutlaroidaba Machu is a Manipuri Shumang Leela directed by Laishram Ibotombi Singh and written by Manaobi M.M. that addresses drug addiction and misogyny.
Mutlaroidaba Machu is a Manipuri Shumang Leela focusing on drug addiction and misogyny. The story centers on Ningthem, a young man struggling with addiction, and his retired father who tries to help him through care and counselling against the backdrop of the Golden Triangle drug trade. Meanwhile, sisters Ayingbi and Thabatombi face poverty and gender-based exploitation, confronting powerful men who abuse women.
Playwright and screenwriter Manaobi M.M. has written over 100 Shumang Leela plays and 18 radio dramas, and currently serves as President of the Cine Writers’ and Playwrights’ Forum, Manipur.
Director Laishram Ibotombi Singh has contributed to Manipuri Shumang Leela for 47 years since 1978, acting in over 140 plays and directing 11 productions.
The production is presented by The Peace Maker Artistes’ Association, Manipur, an autonomous cultural organization founded on 5 August 2002 in Imphal to sustain the traditional courtyard theatre of Manipur.
Source: National School of Drama — Bharat Rang Mahotsav
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