ISLAMABAD: Drama Festival at Rawalpindi Arts Council (RAC) gained momentum on Monday as two plays were staged, by women college.
The students of Government Degree College for Women Dhok Mangtal, Rawalpindi gave exclusive and wonderful performance in drama "Tameer-e-Nao", written and directed by Shehla Gul.
The story turns around those students who do not remember their past, wastes their time in gossips and do not care about their parents.
Finally, they realize their obligations and become civilized citizen.
The second drama was written and directed by Nargis Ayaz of Government Degree College for Women Zafar-ul-Haq, Rawalpindi. "Hum Kaon Hain Kia Hain Ba-Khuda Yad nahn" was the title of the play.
The theme of the story was about increasing trend of intoxication in educational institutions and measures to stop such kind of activities.
Addressing on the occasion, Director RAC Waqar Ahmed said that the Council is playing pivotal role for the advancement of fine arts and such kind of activities for the encouragement of youth will be continued.
Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2012
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