Jana Hai Us Paar is a play packed with unexpected twists, suspense, drama, and mystery. At its core, the play highlights the importance of being conscious and responsible while using modern technology. It reminds us that progress should not lead to greed, but rather gratitude and ethical use. The story also emphasises the need to be cautious around strangers and to stay aware of our surroundings.

A strong emotional thread runs through the play, underlining the value of spending quality time with family. It shows how such moments strengthen bonds, build trust and unity, and create meaningful memories.

While ignorance is often considered bliss, the play questions this belief by showing how excessive ignorance can be harmful. It reflects an unmodernised societal mindset, where people resist change and react negatively when someone attempts to break long-established patterns. The role of social media is also explored-acknowledging its power to spread awareness, connect people, and encourage socialisation, while warning that excessive and careless use can lead to negative consequences. Like all tools, it is beneficial only when used in moderation.

Group Leaders

Rajnish Kumar

Born in nawada, bihar, Rajnish Kumar is a theatre professional with formal training in design and direction from the prestigious national school of drama (nsd), New Delhi. His professional journey in theatre began in Patna in 2005. Driven by a profound desire to explore new dimensions of theatre, his career has since taken him to various cities across India, broadening his experience and expertise.

Rajnish kumar has had the privilege of studying theatre under the tutelage of a distinguished group of national and international directors and actors. His mentors include Suresh Kumar Hajju, Dr. Gopal Nirdosh, Prof. Tripurari Sharma, Vagish Kumar Singh, Dr. Satyabrata Raut, Bapi Bose, Chittaranjan Tripathi, Dr. Abhilash Pillai, Amitesh Grover, Shantanu Bose, C.R. Jambe, Prof. Hema Singh, Anirudh Khutawad, Asif Ali, Vijay Kenkre, Prof. Dinesh Khanna, Raghuvir Yadav, Avinash Deshpande, Gautam Chatterjee, Dr. Abha Gupta Thakur and the well-known film and theatre actor Ranjit Kapoor. He has also learned from international experts, including mayen even (Israel) and Sergei Tcherkasski (Russia).

As a director, Rajnish has helmed a wide range of productions, such as Yahudi ki Ladki, Godse @gandhi.com, Romeo-Juliet, Andher Aagari, Das Din Ka Anshan, The Dark Chamber, Inquilab, Dark World, Men without Shadows, Raktavanya, Nagmandal, Kisse humari nazro se, Black Black Black, Shikhandi, Rakt Kalyan, The Casket, Antaral, Romeo-Juliet, and Darkness.

His design work has contributed to plays including Nagmandal, Idgah, Shraddh, Bakri, Yahudi ki Ladki, Venish ka Saudagar, Requiem, Party, Rider to the sea, Waiting, and the Good person of Szechwan.

In addition to his theatre training, Rajnish Kumar holds a post graduate degree in clinical psychology from Banaras Hindu University. He currently shares his extensive knowledge and experience as a guest faculty with the Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts, New Delhi, Kilkari Bihar Bal Bhavan, Patna, and the Sunday club NSD TIE company.

Priyanshi Saini

Priyanshi Saini is a dedicated artist, educator, and performer with a deep-rooted passion for theatre, acting, and dance. Her journey in the performing arts began in 2011 when she participated in the NSD TIE Summer Workshop, an experience that played a pivotal role in shaping her artistic direction and commitment to theatre.She holds academic qualifications in English Honours, Theatre, Kathak, and Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), reflecting her strong foundation in both performance and pedagogy. She has worked extensively with leading schools, contributing to several acclaimed productions, including The Jungle Book, Cinderella, Ajeeb Dastaan, and lyrical reinterpretations of the Ramayana and Mahabharata.

In 2018, she returned to the National School of Drama (NSD) as a teacher and facilitator for the Summer Theatre Workshop. As an accomplished actress, she has performed in notable productions such as Rustom Sohrab, Heer Ranjha, and others.

Currently, Priyanshi is actively engaged in mentoring young students in theatre and dance. She takes great pride in their artistic growth and achievements, continuing her mission to inspire, educate, and shape the next generation of performers.