No discussion of All The Best 1 is complete without praising its powerhouse ensemble. The reason this play feels timeless is the impeccable comic timing of its cast:
: The story follows three best friends—one blind (Vijay), one deaf (Chandrakant), and one mute (Dilip)—who all unknowingly fall in love with the same girl, Mohini .
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: Over the years, renowned actors like Shreyas Talpade, Pushkar Shrotri, and Atul Kale have also performed in various iterations of the play.
The dusty curtains of the Bharat Natyamandir trembled as Vishwas, an aging stage manager, clutched a vintage, hand-painted poster of "All the Best." No discussion of All The Best 1 is
If one must choose a single play that defines the brilliance of Marathi theater, it is Sashtang Namaskar . Written by the legendary Vasant Kanetkar, this play is a masterclass in acting, writing, and direction. It holds a unique record in Indian theater history: it was performed a record-breaking number of times (over 3,000 shows) with the original cast intact. It established Dr. Shreeram Lagoo as the supreme actor of his generation.
The plot transforms into a classic 'Whodunit,' but with a twist: the protagonists cannot see the crime, yet they become the primary witnesses. Their confusion, mixed with their desperate attempts to hide their disability from the police and the public, creates a domino effect of misunderstandings. The humor is not slapstick or cheap; it is situational, deriving from the irony of blind men trying to describe visual details they cannot perceive. The play cleverly navigates the thin line between comedy and thriller, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats even as they clutch their sides laughing. : Over the years, renowned actors like Shreyas
The comedy peaks when Mohini visits their home. Each friend tries to hide his own disability while subtly attempting to expose the others' flaws to impress her. This leads to a "roller coaster ride" of hilarious misunderstandings, slapstick humor, and clever puns. Where to Watch