Mahanpur ke Neta – is a satirical Hindi Play that explores the chaotic world of small-town politics in the fictional town of Mahanpur. The story revolves around a cunning yet outwardly humble local leader who dreams of rising from municipal politics to state-level power. Through sharp humour and irony, the Play portrays how promises of development, morality, and public service often mask personal ambition and manipulation.
As elections approach, alliances shift overnight, rivals become friends, and loyal supporters are side lined for strategic gains. The protagonist skilfully exploits caste equations, emotional speeches, and staged public dramas to influence voters. Meanwhile, ordinary citizens of Mahanpur—shopkeepers, teachers, and labourers—become silent spectators or reluctant participants in the political spectacle.
The play highlights corruption, hypocrisy, and the fragile nature of public trust, while also revealing the resilience and innocence of common people. Through witty dialogues and realistic situations, Mahanpur ke Neta presents a mirror to grassroots democracy in India, questioning whether leadership is about service or self-interest. Ultimately, it offers both laughter and reflection on the true cost of power.
Event Venue
Little Theatre Group (LTG) Auditorium: Delhi, 1, Copernicus Marg, Mandi House, Opp. Doordarshan Bhavan, Near Connaught Place, Copernicus Marg, Delhi, NCR 110001, India, New Delhi
INR 150
