World Theatre Day: Nimrat kaur urges everyone to stay connected to magic of theatre

World Theatre Day is celebrated on March 27th every year to raise awareness about the importance of theatre and its contribution to the cultural and artistic development of societies. Actress Nimrat Kaur, who has gained international recognition for her work in films and TV shows, started her journey as an artist through theatre. In her message on this occasion, Nimrat emphasized the significance of theatre in today's modern times.

She highlighted that theatre provides a platform for artists to express themselves and showcase their skills. 

It also enables the audience to witness a reflection of the times we live in, as theatre often reflects the social, political, and cultural realities of society. Nimrat stated that there is no better and more effective mirror than theatre.

She also urged people to stay connected to the magic of theatre in some way, even if they are not directly involved in it. She encouraged people to see more plays and keep theatre alive in their hearts. Nimrat's message is a reminder of the power of theatre as an art form and its ability to bring people together and inspire them.

Nimrat says, “As we know in India, the roots of theatre are in Natyashastra. In today's modern times, there's no bigger medium than theatre to express ourselves, see a reflection of the times we live in and more. There's no better and more effective mirror than theatre. On the occasion of the world theatre day, I request each and every one of you to stay connected to the magic of theatre in some way. See more plays and keep theatre alive in your hearts.”

Speaking about her professional front, she will be seen in Happy Teachers’ Day which is a social thriller directed by National Award-winning director Mikhil Musale and presented by Dinesh Vijan. The film will be Nimrat Kaur’s second venture in a lead role with Maddock Production.