With topics ranging from the changing face of media and life in a metropolis to the relevance of Jyotiba Phule’s message, Marathi theatre festival, Pratibimb, organised by NCPA, looks at varied facets of life and society through six powerful plays. Now in its third year, it will span five days, highlighting the depth of Marathi theatre.

Manaswini Lata Ravindra, who was part of the first Pratibimb edition, is excited to be part of the festival once again. She feels this is a great initiative for them to showcase their work. “In Mumbai, there are very few dedicated venues for Marathi theatre, especially for experimental theatre.