Sai Patil

I am Mihir, one of four friends two boys and two girls who meet a mysterious man online and join him on an adventure. He takes us to a sacred place linked to the Brahmastra from the Mahabharata. At first kind and wise, he slowly reveals a darker, powerful aura. In the end, we discover he is Ashwathama, the immortal warrior. The moment we recognize him, we die, fulfilling the ancient curse. The act ends in mystery, fear, and silence.

I am a soilder, an Indian Army officer posted in a conflict zone where the fight between Naxalites, the government, and the innocent villagers never ends. The story follows a young man who once believed in the government and peace but loses his father to the cruelty of corrupt officers. Broken and angry, he joins the Naxals he once hated. I lead the military team sent to control the rebellion. My role is powerful yet emotional, as I see both sides the pain of the villagers and my duty to protect

I am Roshan, an Indian Army officer. We catch a Pakistani spy and I push for revenge while my fellow soldier argues for mercy. I pretend to try to harm her so the other soldier shoots me and she, shocked, gives the location of the next attack. Then I stand up alive and the camp realises it was a setup to force the truth. The act shows my anger, his morals, and the cost of getting justice.

I was very young when I performed this act. It’s about two friends who get stranded on a strange island ruled by two different tribes of wild, Jhingalala-type people. I played one of those tribal characters. The story shows how the friends struggle to survive, face fear, and try to understand our strange world. In the end, they manage to escape, leaving behind the mysterious island and its people.