"The cast includes award-winning playwright Siddharth, who is a terrific actor with high emotional intelligence. That helps his portrayal of Homi. Kashin Shetty brings his wit and wisdom to the parts he plays. I've thoroughly exploited Avantika Ganguly's singing skills and Bengali background in her multiple parts. Zayn Khan plays Homi's mother with surprising maturity. Muzammil Qureshi has brought so much humour to the play that he might be its saving grace. And Muskkaan Jaferi is quite the surprise package, nailing both the role of Homi's counselor, and the role of Nidhi, his love interest. There is a warmth that they all bring to the play," says Khurana.

Those who watched the show felt it should be made mandatory viewing for teachers and parents. It's a throwback to more innocent times and resonates with people as it reminds them of their school days. While Khurana is planning more shows in Delhi and Bangalore soon, "in the meantime, we intend to reach out to as many schools as possible, since it deals with something relevant, without being heavy or preachy," he adds.

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