Children are unconstrained in their imagination. They dream up the wildest things. As parents/adults we are couched in the constraints of our everyday reality and often ‘correct’ these dreams.

Instead of shrinking their imagination to fit reality, this story encourages adults to expand their own beliefs which can grow as big or perhaps even bigger than the child’s imagination. The story is written as much for the child as it is for the parent since all of us need a reminder once in a way that ‘no dream is too big to achieve.  But what do you tell Read More..

Bas, Panch Minute is a collection of verses that capture the profound love, joy, and challenges that define the parent-child bond. Within these poems you will experience the nostalgia of childhood memories, their unbreakable support during times of uncertainty, and the transformative power of curiosity leading to a child’s growth. The poems capture the heart's language in its purest form from not just an adult, but also from a child’s perspective. And despite the different outlooks, how beautifully they intertwine! Yours is a world of limitations Mine, where possibilitie Read More..

Children are unconstrained in their imagination. They dream up the wildest things. As parents/adults we are couched in the constraints of our everyday reality and often ‘correct’ these dreams.

Instead of shrinking their imagination to fit reality, this story encourages adults to expand their own beliefs which can grow as big or perhaps even bigger than the child’s imagination. The story is written as much for the child as it is for the parent since all of us need a reminder once in a way that ‘no dream is too big to achieve.  But what do you tell Read More..

Inspired by the acclaimed plays Tumhari Amrita and Love Letters, Tumhara Bachpan presents a heartfelt exploration of the delicate world of childhood through the powerful medium of letters. This evocative performance shines a light on the subtle yet profound ways in which society stifles the natural spirit and joy of childhood. In this unique narrative, the two protagonists—society and bachpan (childhood)—engage in a candid exchange of letters. Through their written words, they take the audience on an emotional journey, illustrating the innocence, freedom, and vulnerability of ch Read More..