Gurudev
Rabindranath
Tagore’s
timeless
tale,
‘Daak
Ghar’,
has
been
brought
to
life
by
National
Award-winning
director
Nagesh
Kukunoor.
This
adaptation
is
set
against
the
rural
Bengal
backdrop
of
the
early
20th
century.
It
unravels
through
the
eyes
of
Amal
(Krrish
Chhabria),
a
terminally
ill
child
confined
to
his
home,
who
finds
solace
and
excitement
in
the
world
outside
his
window.
The
narrative
gains
momentum
with
the
establishment
of
a
new
post
office
nearby,
sparking
Amal’s
imagination
and
igniting
his
desire
to
become
a
postman.
His
ultimate
dream,
though,
is
to
have
an
encounter
with
the
king,
a
wish
that
seems
far-fetched
as
his
health
continues
to
decline.

The
emotional
depth
of
this
Zee
Theatre
teleplay
is
significant,
as
it
explores
themes
of
hope,
dreams,
and
the
harsh
reality
of
life’s
limitations
through
Amal’s
perspective.
The
question
that
looms
over
the
story
is
whether
Amal
will
be
able
to
realize
his
dreams
before
his
time
runs
out.
This
adaptation
promises
to
tug
at
the
heartstrings
of
viewers,
offering
a
window
into
the
simple
yet
profound
aspirations
of
a
young
boy’s
heart.

For
those
interested
in
witnessing
this
heartwarming
narrative,
the
teleplay
‘Daak
Ghar’
will
be
available
for
viewing
on
the
18th
of
September.
It
can
be
accessed
through
various
platforms
including
Airtel
Spotlight,
Dish
TV
Rangmanch
Active,
and
D2H
Rangmanch
Active.
This
adaptation
by
Nagesh
Kukunoor
not
only
pays
homage
to
Tagore’s
classic
but
also
brings
it
closer
to
a
contemporary
audience,
allowing
them
to
experience
the
story’s
universal
themes
and
emotions
anew.