Nukkad Natak

About:

Nukkad Natak, also known as street play, is a form of Indian theater that is typically performed in open spaces for a public audience. It is a powerful medium for social commentary and raising awareness about important issues. Nukkad Nataks are typically short, humorous, and engaging, and they often use improvisation and audience interaction to keep the viewers engaged.

Guidelines for Nukkad Natak Competition:

• Theme: The theme of the Nukkad Natak should be relevant to social issues and have a message that can resonate with the audience.
• Duration: The duration of the Nukkad Natak should be between 10 and 15 minutes.
• Team Size: 10
• Props: Teams can use minimal props, but they must be self-sufficient and not rely on any external support.
• Language: The language of the Nukkad Natak can be Hindi, English, or a combination of both.
• Judging Criteria: The Nukkad Natak will be judged based on the following criteria:
  • Relevance of the theme
  • Clarity of the message
  • The creativity of the performance
  • Impact on the audience

Additional Guidelines:

• Teams should avoid using any vulgar or offensive language.
• Teams should be respectful of the audience and the college premises.
• Teams should be punctual and adhere to the schedule.

Benefits of Participating in the Nukkad Natak Competition:

• Develops creativity and teamwork skills
• Enhances communication and public speaking skills
• Promotes social awareness and responsibility
• Provides a platform for self-expression and artistic exploration
• Fosters a sense of community and social engagement