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Presented by the department of theatre arts, the play evolved as part of a three month long process which was masterminded by the visiting faculty of the department, Sreejith Ramanan. The play begins with a number of museum objects coming out from the museum of history and starts entertaining the audience with their breath-takingly adventurous as well as hilarious special skills which include breaking a heavy stone on the chest of an actor, smoking through the nose, chewing blades, dancing to filmi songs and the auction of a hen (with some of the characters flying down from the tree). All these museum pieces are providing all out entertainment for quite a while but slowly their essence starts getting revealed. These pieces come out of a historical museum and are going to shed the sense of complacency that encircles them. Dr. Ambedkar, Martin Luther King, American woman suffragist Susan B. Anthony, Anne Frank, Charlie Chaplin, Subhash Chandra Bose and Graylen Hagler come back on stage through their famous speeches. They are about to stage their dangerous performance.... The play makes use of live music as well as recorded music and deploys a wide range of lights including ultra violet lights.
