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Meki Kharo England’, Potohari stage play presented at PUCAR

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January 22, 2020
in Islamabad

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‘Meki Kharo England’, a Potohari stage play based on social issues was presented under auspices of Punjab Council of the Arts in its auditorium.
The play was written by senior artist Anjum Malik and directed by Khawar Ayub. The caste of the play was Hameed Babar, Shagufta Khan, Noor Ali, Imran Rushdi, Naeem Bubba, Sobia Saleem, Naeem Tota, Babar Abbas, Ayub Khawar, and Anjum Malik. Addressing at the occasion, Director Punjab Council of the Arts Waqar Ahmed said that the purpose of the play was to educate the people in social sector.—INP