‘Paisa Bolta Hai’ staged at Alhamra
LAHORE:The Lahore Arts Council staged ‘Paisa Bolta Hai’ at Alhamra on Tuesday. Stage actor Iftikhar Thakur captivated the audience with his performance.
He was joined by artists from the Alhamra Academy of Performing Arts, who had participated in a comedy theatre workshop and delivered their roles with finesse and flair. The event was graced by Alhamra Executive Director Tauqeer Haider Kazmi, along with Khalid Abbas Dar, Aurangzeb Laghari, Mohsin Gillani, Javed Rizvi and Ashraf Khan and others.
The dignitaries thoroughly enjoyed the performance and lauded the artists for their outstanding portrayal of the characters. The play written by Prof Sadiq Ahmed and directed by Qaiser Javaid will continue to be staged until February 5 (today) with free entry. Earlier, Khalid Abbas Dar met with Tauqeer Haider Kazmi at his office and discussed literary and cultural activities being organised at Alhamra.
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