Golpajan is a drama well discussed in Dhaka. This is a memorable utterance of life and livelihood of early Dhaka.
Golapjan, a typical woman with sixty-five years of life experience, describes with great compassion the story of her childhood and adolescence to adult life. The drama is now being staged in India.
The Ganga-Padma International Drama Festival is being held at the Nazrul Centenary Sadan Municipal Auditorium of India at the two Bengal meet. Bangladesh’s renowned theater group Theater Art Unit has received a call for a theater performance. It was staged yesterday at 2:30pm.
SM Solaiman has directed the production based on main story by Abu Taher.
Rokeya Rafique Baby plays the central character of the play. The story of the drama shows that Golapjan was born to a very poor family in Dhaka city in the thirties. The memories of his childhood and adolescence abound in sweetness. She was married to a horse carriage coach in childhood while studying in Maktab. The name of the car drawn horse is Lallu, who is dear to Golapjan as a child. Golapjan named Lallu the name of his only child, Sallu. Whose full name is Salauddin. Golapjan lives with Lalu, Sallu, Kochoyan husband. Thus continues the story of Golapjan.
