We are Indians
(A skit for 5 minutes, by me for a school student, as requested & presented by him and friends very
successfully.)
(Mike: WE ARE
INDIANS. On the stage: 1. Abhijith Gangadharan 2……. 3…….
4…….)
(Four students come to the stage
keeping their hands over the shoulders of each other, smilingly.)
(Mike again: Here come
the four friends – Prakash Shankar, Rahim Abdullah, Thomas John and
Sukesh Jain.)
(All the four sit on a bench,
behind the desk facing the audience.)
PRAKASH: So, today is
August 15. Till the bell rings for assembly, let’s sit here and
chat. (Smilingly) It’s good that we got freedom not to carry our books
today being Independence Day! Thank God!
ALL OTHERS: (Smile) Yes,
yes.
THOMAS: It’s
difficult if the freedom is too much. That’s what we are
experiencing. Is n’t it?
RAHIM: It’s not
like that. Nobody should take advantage for the reason that we are free
or we have freedom.
SUKESH: We fought
against foreigners and gained independence. Our forefathers sacrificed their
life for the same and it’s our duty to show them as to how we utilize the same
meaningfully.
PRAKASH:
Exactly! They did divide and rule us – with religion and cast
discrimination. (Little loudly) Look at ourselves! We hail from different
religions. So what? Is there anything lacking in our friendship?
THOMAS: You are right. Nobody should think to
separate us for that reason. (He draws cross from left shoulder to right
shoulder and from head to stomach.)
RAHIM: In a way,
we, Indians are lucky. Is n’t it? How many languages, how many
regions, how many religions and what a civilization and heredity, Oh,
Allah. Still, we are one.
SUKESH: Of course,
we are one and one only.
PRAKASH: We are four,
yaar (smile).
(ALL LAUGH)
THOMAS: Knowledge is
power.
RAHIM: Unity is
strength!
SUKESH: Let’s come
to the subject.
PRAKASH: I like our
patriotic songs much.
THOMAS: Who does not?
SUKESH: Yes, We
are Indians!
RAHIM: sare jahan se accha (To others: tells by
action to sing together)
ALL: (By standing) sare jahan se accha hindostan
hamara
ham bulbulain hai is ki, yeh gulsitan hamara
(At this time, the bell rings for assembly)
(ALL move from their seats and walk out as the same way they
entered – but this time hand in hand singing:
sare jahan se accha hindostan hamara)
(Loudly) JA I H I N D
!
(CURTAIN)
Courtesy: Google (for picture).
PS: If anybody is interested to use this skit, in future, please
do inform me. Thanks.
9 comments:
Tanveer Mistry writes (cut n paste):
great stuff ,liked it.
Thanks, Tanveer.
Abdul Khader writes (cut n paste):
''Doctor it is very difficult to recognize you from the small picture of yours after making the maximum size I recognized that this is my Doctor.
It is very good, it is very good keep on issuing such knowledgeable things''.
ha ha Thanks v much, my friend.
Jaya and Aarathi write resp.
Good
Good one.
Thank u both. :)
Unity is strength!
Good one
wonderful..................!
Thank you, Nalina & Mini for your comments.
Hi Dr. Saab,
Well Written and Well Presented.
Sathayathil vaayichu theernnappol
romaanchamaninju poyi. Good one!!!
Keep it up.
JAI HIND
A small suggestion, Maashe, if you can add the word “Jai Hind” somewhere in the script I think it will give a little more punch. I am sure it will fit into it.
PS:
Sir, in the first sentence there is a typo pl. corrects it as ‘a’ student. And please keep the fonts in uniform like the children enacted in the drama.LOL some fonts looks so small and others big. Pl. fix it. Thanks
Thank you very much, Ariel Sir. All the suggestions made by you are taken care of. Yes, it was a mistake - I don't know how I put ''an'' there :)
I like your way of going through the matter seriously and making better suggestions. Thanks again, Best Regards.
Hi Thanks Dr. Saaheb
For the kind note.
Keep Going
Good Wishes. *****
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