“यह अंधों का युग है— अंधा राजा, अंधी प्रजा, अंधा भविष्य।”

Kurukshetra stands silent after victory, heavy with consequence. The war is over, yet its aftermath has only begun. Andhayug, written by Dharamvir Bharati, is set after the Mahabharata, when the battlefield is empty but moral conflict reaches its peak.

“यह कथा वीरों की नहीं,
यह निर्णयों की कथा है।”

Rather than retelling the epic, the play turns inward—examining power without vision, unquestioned faith, and choices made in silence, revealing that true blindness lies not in the eyes, but in conscience.

“नियति नहीं पूर्वनिर्धारित- उसको हर क्षण मानव-निर्णय बनाता-मिटाता है”