Spotlight, the Inter-House Senior School (VIII – XII) Play Competition, saw our students compete with passion and creativity while reimagining the whimsical world of Roald Dahl. From acting to stagecraft, every element—from direction to choreography and set design—was entirely student-driven, showcasing true artistic leadership.

Relive the Magic – click below to view the videos.

Matilta (Valmiki House)

The Twits (Agastya House)

Witches (Bhaskar House) 

Charlie & the Chocolate Factory (Aryabhatta House)

The Annual Play this year featured students from Standards I to VII, who presented a delightful adaptation of Alice in Wonderland. When Alice follows the White Rabbit, she navigates potholes and pollution, only to discover that Wonderland exists right around the tea table—with family and friends, free from gadgets and distractions.

Our young performers brought this imaginative and meaningful production to life with great enthusiasm and confidence, captivating the audience at Bal Gandharva Rang Mandir in December 2025. The play beautifully highlighted the importance of connection, creativity, and togetherness in today’s fast-paced world.

Relive the performances—click below to view photos and videos:
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Our eagerly awaited annual play, “Tamasha, Main Tujhe Zeher Pilaungi Dafliwale,” was brought to life at the Bal Gandharva Rang Mandir Auditorium. With an incredible cast of nearly 1000 students spanning classes II to XII, the production was a true celebration of Bollywood. It brilliantly showcased everything from the industry’s dazzling glamour to its gritty reality, delivering an unforgettable experience for the audience.

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In a mesmerizing event, our Primary section students recently dazzled in the Inter-House Amar Chitra Katha Storytelling Competition. They held the audience in rapt attention with their exceptional storytelling, colorful costumes, and unique narratives.

What set this competition apart was the students’ freedom to choose their favorite Amar Chitra Katha stories, infusing their personal flair into each performance. This diversity brought forth a wide range of captivating tales, all narrated with passion.

As these young storytellers wove their narratives, they transported the audience to the enchanting realms of Indian mythology, history, and folklore. Their performances not only showcased their storytelling prowess but also their deep connection to our cultural heritage.

This competition highlighted the power of storytelling to educate and entertain, and our students excelled in this timeless art form. With colorful costumes and lively renditions, they breathed new life into Amar Chitra Katha’s cherished tales, leaving an enduring impact.

In a world that treasures storytelling, our Primary section students shone as storytellers extraordinaire. Their performances celebrated the richness of Indian stories and brought Amar Chitra Katha to life in a truly magical way.