Adhaar Khurana

Actor-producer Shweta Tripathi is returning to theatre after a long hiatus with External Affairs, where she shares the stage with her husband, actor-rapper Chaitnya Sharma. Reflecting on her enduring connection with the medium, she discusses the thrill of live performance, the unpredictability of theatre audiences and the discipline required to stay present on stage. Shweta also recalls meeting Cheeta during a play directed by Akarsh Khurana and talks about stepping into a challenging new role in External Affairs, directed by adhaar khurana, while exploring how characters continue to shape and transform actors.

At some point in time, we’ve all faced nerv ousness, anxiety and moments of absolute terror one experiences just before giving that all-important job interview.

The English play is a romantic comedy

Experimental theatre around the world often takes place in alternate, unconventional venues and keeping this trend in mind, a theatre group in the city has come up with the Fringe Festival.

Mumbai-based theatre group Akvarious Productions brings the play Internal Affairs to Bangalore

This weekend be ready to watch an urban romantic play titled Internal Affairs.

Directed by Akarsh Khurana and adhaar khurana, Jugaadistan has an ensemble cast including Sumeet Vyas, Arjun Mathur,

Witty, hilarious and a realistic reflection of young workplace love stories, Internal Affairs will tickle your funny bone

A gripping tale of love and friendship, betrayal and redemption, good and evil, juxtaposed against the turbulent backdrop of wartime Afghanistan — Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner — will be the second Aadyam play this season in Delhi.

Danish Sood prepares for his role as Gurbaaz Singh Kahlon in Naam Naamak Nishan by visiting Bareilly Cantonment with his father. He reflects on the experience and its impact on his acting skills. Danish also talks about his acting journey and musical contributions, including composing for Mismatched Season 2.

The Hindi remake rights of the South hit movie 'Sankashta Kara Ganapathi' have been recently bought by director and filmmaker Akarsh Khurana along with producers Sunny Khanna and Vikas Sharma. Akarsh, who recently finished shooting for his upcoming directorial 'Rashmi Rocket' that stars Taapsee Pannu, will be helming the Hindi remake titled 'Baayein Haath Ka Khel'.

What really goes on behind the business that has us in splits? Stand-Up, an English play attempts to tell us the story on the other side of the curtain

'My Romantic History' weaves a story under the assumption that if you haven’t met someone by the time you graduate, you’re going to eventually marry a colleague from your workplace.

The invite said, 'a comedy which will bring tears to your eyes.' The tag line said, 'disturbingly funny'.

This play takes a look at how paranoia about terrorism and religion warps many personal relationships and makes living situations difficult even as some others try to co-exist

Director Akarsh Khurana throws light on his newly released web series 'Jugaadistan' that deals with student dynamics, college politics and journalism.

ETimes sat down with her for an exclusive interview, where she opened up about the play, her thoughts about comedy as a genre, her father’s performance closest to her heart and more.