23 plays in 7 dialects. 10 of these Bengalis, and 13 are originating from different states. The nine-day fourth national dramatization celebration is booked to start from Friday. Minerva Drama composed by the Center for Culture Studies State Labor and Law Minister Mallya Ghatak, Minister of Science and Technology, Bratya Basu and State Minister for Information and Culture, Indranil Sen will be available at the introduction of the celebration at night. After the initiation, the play will be arranged by the Kalindi Bratya janan 'Mir Jafar'. Also, on the last night of the celebration, on January 12, Minerva Rupertari's very own new show 'Nasikapuran' will be arranged in front of an audience. Amidst the day, the celebration will be held all the while at the city's Rabindra Sadan, Minerva and Madhusudasan Manch. No tickets will be required. Access to all stages is free. In a public interview in Minerva on Wednesday, state priest and writer Bratya Basu said that separated from two plays, all the plays of this celebration have been chosen dependent on the decision. Offers originated from all over India. Among the 15 celebrated theatricals, the celebration shows have been chosen from among them. For this celebration, a give of 64 lakhs cash has been gotten from the state government. Coming shows, for example, Ratan Thiam of Manipur, Atul Payhe in Maharashtra or Tikam Joshi of Delhi. Arpita Ghosh, the executive of the show chief, was available at the public interview. It is said this is the first run through to add to the performance center of Minerva, Madhusudan Manchak of South Kolkata. This is a show of Bratya Basu's designs at the celebration. Things past performing artists. Before, Minervaar has played dramatizations in the earlier years, all the Indian on-screen characters like Nasiruddin Shah, Sourav Shukla, Paresh Rawal, Anupam Kher, Sharman Joshi,
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