"Life is not a Dream", Balchanda", "Main Krishna Krishn Ki", "Ek Nayi Menka", "Bhikharin", "Naurangi Natni", "Bimb- Pratibimb" are her solo plays, being staged in & around the world. "Aao Tanik Prem Karen" and "Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Naa Kijo" had won 1st prize of Mohan Rakesh Samman, 2005. "Aao Tanik Prem Karen" had been awarded as the Best play, 2013 and Vibha as the Best female Actor, 2013 by the Govt. of Maharashtra. Theatre criticism On the other hand, theatre criticism which had also begun with Bhartendu, saw new voices emerging in the mid-20th century, like Lakshmi Narayan Lal, which were now subjecting recent Indian playwriting to touchstone of Ibsen and other western masters. Leading theatre critics were now employed by national dailies, this included Ramesh Chander and Nemichand Jain, and soon a second generation theatre criticism came to the fore in the 1960s, with Kavita Nagpal, Jaidev Taneja, and others. Literary journal also started having sections devoted to theatre criticism and many magazines now ran theatre review columns. In this period, a theatre journal Natrang edited by NC Jain started publishing, similar journal were brought out by state-run academies like, Sangit Natak by Sangeet Natak Akademi in Delhi, Rangyog at Rajasthan Academy in Jodhpur, and Chhayanat by Uttar Pradesh Academy in Lucknow. Another important development was the rise of documentation, academic research in various streams of Indian theatre by increasing number of theatre scholars, like Kapila Vatsyayan, Anuradha Kapoor and N C Jain. Hindi theatre groups Nat Nimad || Khandwa, M.P.|| 2000|| Vijay Soni Further reading Swatantra Theatre Selected to performed at National School of drama 2020 International Theatre Festival; a very famous marathi play in Hindi with very unique style and design , https://www.21brm.nsd.gov.in/jaag-utha-hai-raigad/ Hindi drama and stage, by Virendra Narayana. Bansal, 1981 Adhunik Hindi Natak Aur Rangmanch (Modern Hindi Drama and Theatre), by N. C. Jain. Rang yatra: twenty-five years of the National School of Drama Repertory Company, by National School of Drama. Published by National School of Drama, 1992. Hindi Natak: Udhbhav aur Vikas (Hindi Drama: Its origin and Development), Dashrath Ojha. Rajpal and Sons, 1954. Mohan Rakesh's halfway house: critical perspectives, by Subhash Chandra. Asia Book Club, 2001. . Gender, religion, and modern Hindi drama, by Diana Dimitrova. McGill-Queen's University Press, 2008. . Andha Yug, by Dharamvir Bharati, Tr. Alok Bhalla. Oxford University Press, USA, 2010. . 4th Hindi Theatre Festival, FTII Pune, http://www.mid-day.com/articles/a-tribute-to-hindi/15590193