vishnu knew to get out of chakravyuh in mahabharat.
who knew to get out of chakravyuh in mahabharat?
vishnu
born in marathi brahaman bhardwaj gotra, nitish started his arts career with his training in marathi theatre as a director, under many stalwarts such as late sudha karmarkar, dr. kashinath ghanekar and prabhakar panshikar. he then moved on to professional marathi theatre with sai paranjapye and later shifted to hindi theatre on sound advice from his friend ravi baswani. ravi was, in fact, instrumental in getting nitish from marathi to the nation-wide hindi arena and nitish has always acknowledged ravi's contribution to his life. he worked with a thespian of hindi theatre named dinesh thakur and performed in many of his plays till 1987. he later did a hindi mythological play titled "chakravyuh", in which he reappears as lord krishna, the role he has mastered in the old "mahabharat". though the play depicts the story of abhimanyu's martyrdom, it brings out various issues out of the same story which are relevant to today's times. "chakravyuh" is one of the most successful plays of hindi theatre in 2015 and has already had around 75 showings across india, including some prestigious theatre festivals like the kala ghoda festival, mumbai. nitish also performed in a musical theatre production titled "moti roti patli chunni" (1993), with a renowned theatre in london (uk) named "theatre royal stratford east". this play won the "london time out dance & performance award" and toured across britain and canada.
nitish bharadwaj
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chakravyuh () is a 2012 indian action political thriller film directed by prakash jha starring arjun rampal in the lead role with abhay deol, esha gupta, manoj bajpayee and anjali patil in supporting roles. "chakravyuh" aims to be a social commentary on the issue of naxalites. the first theatrical trailer of "chakravyuh" was released at midnight on 16–17 august 2012. the film released on durga puja. chakravyuh released in 1100 cinemas in india. despite being well-praised and really close to reality, the movie failed to attract an audience. and the 1997 telugu film "sindhooram".





















































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