A man can never do the work that a woman does: Hardik Hundiya

At the International Women's Dignity Ceremony organized by Vishwa Hindi Academy, senior social worker Hardik Hundiya said that after watching the play Karna today, it felt as if the roles played by the three young artists could never have been performed by a man. Hardik Hundiya said that International Women's Day is to honor women but why not for men? Today I got the answer after watching the drama Karna. In the play Karna, three female actors have given a precious message of Indian culture by performing different roles of the precious characters of Mahabharata like Karna, Krishna, Dhutrashtra. Expressing his feelings, Hardik Hundiya said that a woman can play any role of a man but a man cannot play precious roles like Sita, Draupadi, Kunti, that is why women are honoured on International Women's Day.

 This is what Hardik Hundiya said There was thunderous applause after hearing this. Everyone praised Keshav Rai, who has been organizing International Women's Day felicitation ceremony for many years. In this program Ketaki Pandit, Anaya Brahma, Rupali Sisodia, Rekha Khan, Monica Jain, Minu Singh, Neetu Singh, Ekta Jain, Anandi Tripathi, Dr. Pragya Sharma, Kalpana Tiwari, Dr. Khushi Thakkar, Manisha Upadhyay, Kainaat Khan, Rekha Chaudhary, Women like Pushpa Verma, Shweta Dua, Vidya Sehgal were honored at the hands of Hardik Hundiya, Deepak Bhanushali, Dr. Vinod Bhalla, Kumar Raj, Pooja ji, Geeta Yadav, Anil Kala. The play Karna directed by Kuvinder Bakshish, presented by Ashok Bhatia at the Women's Honor Ceremony in Model Town, Mukti Cultural Hall, Mumbai, has been highly appreciated by everyone.

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