Lushin dubey biography definition

Lushin Dubey: The Act of Life

Each play that theatre person Lushin Dubey has done, has sequentially given birth to an other. After Untitled – a sole production about the plight of women in a male dominated society – her latest solo venture Bitter Chocolate Based on Pinki Virani’s book of the same name, deals with the trauma of sexually-abused children. " It’s high time people are jolted out of their stupor and made to realise that the subject being dealt with here is more than just a figment of someone’s imagination," says Lushin about the performance that opens today. "I hope to bring about a certain level of awareness with this performance," she adds.

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi or Mahatma Gandhi ( 2 October 1869 – 30 January 1948) was a lawyer who turned to politics after experiencing apartheid in South Africa. He returned to India and became a leader of the Indian struggle for Independence. His unique style of resisting the British colonial rulers was through non-cooperation and other peaceful means. He did not believe in violent opposition. There are many, many accounts available about “Father of the Nation” as he is fondly referred to in India.  Mahatma Gandhi inspired political leaders in other countries, most notably, Martin Luther King.
Recently there have been a some books published for younger readers, introducing Mahatma Gandhi to children who have been born four generations after Independence. So the stories about the freedom struggle and this incredible man are no longer a part of living history, but relegated to dry textbooks. Two biographies were published by Puffin India and Scholastic India. The P

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