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Puppet show ‘Hamara Circus’ staged

The ongoing Fifth International Puppet Theatre Show had undeniably been the largest crowd puller event held at Tagore Theatre but the puppet play Hamara Circus stories without words but full of emotions performed by Kuchh Kucch Theatre New Delhi holds a special significance because of its themes relating to Indian milieu

Updated At : 07:56 AM Feb 06, 2017 IST

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The ongoing Fifth International Puppet Theatre Show had undeniably been the largest crowd puller event held at Tagore Theatre but the puppet play 'Hamara Circus', stories without words but full of emotions, performed by Kuchh Kucch Theatre, New Delhi, holds a special significance because of its themes relating to Indian milieu. —OC

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