At Panjab University, Ram speaks in Urdu
Panjab University’s Ramleela showcases its rich heritage by preserving Urdu dialogues from pre-Partition Lahore. Rajan Sharma, alongside his son Karan, continues the family tradition of performing in this theatrical production. The club’s history, rooted in Lahore, has adapted over decades, including events during Partition. Original scripts in Urdu remain significant for their connection to Punjab’s older theatrical culture. Panjab University’s Ramleela showcases its rich heritage by preserving Urdu dialogues from pre-Partition Lahore. Rajan Sharma, alongside his son Karan, continues the family tradition of performing in this theatrical production. The club’s history, rooted in Lahore, has adapted over decades, including events during Partition. Original scripts in Urdu remain significant for their connection to Punjab’s older theatrical culture.
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