ব্রাত্য বসুর নাটক সমগ্র 2

Bratya Basu has emerged as one of the leading young stars in the Bengali theater world at the dawn of the new century.
Distinguished as both a theater director and actor, Bratya’s most prominent identity is as a celebrated playwright of our time. A dedicated worker in Bengali theater, his plays explore a wide range of themes—political fantasy, the relationship between nature and humanity, the bond between music and life, the erosion of values, the conflict between revolution and love, time and civilization. These diverse subjects have not only found stage success but have also left a profound impact on audiences. The first volume of Natak Samagra featured nine remarkable plays from Ashaleen to Babli. Now, Natak Samagra, Volume Two, has been published, containing Bratya Basu’s newer plays, which are even more intense and explosive in their commentary on contemporary issues.

The second volume includes eight major plays and nine shorter plays, written between 2004-2005 and 2009, reflecting Bratya’s spontaneous creative energy. Each play stands out for its themes, its connection to contemporary issues, and its message. The dark humor infused in these plays seems to emerge from the very core of our times. Bratya Basu’s Natak Samagra, Volume Two, is undoubtedly a valuable contribution to the present era.