One of India’s most loved stories.
In this brilliant re-imagining of Rabindranath Tagore’s iconic tale of migration and human connection 1800s Calcutta becomes 21 Century Auckland. When a five-year old girl befriends a lonely migrant worker her family unravels; opening them up to face uncomfortable truths about themselves…and the world beyond their front gate.
Acclaimed by Indian communities and critics for its potency, sensitivity, and theatricality, Kabuliwala generates rich laughter and moves audiences to tears as it asks-would you open your door to a stranger?
Kutisar is the lord of his chai stand in the Bangalore Train Station. From there, he dispenses his soulful beverage to the thirsty travelers who come and go through this portal to his city. But unexpectedly, he finds himself at odds with his conscience and with the Gods of his Hindu divinity. They have chosen to challenge the humble street vendor with solving the interwoven mysteries of true love, tragedy, and joy. Sometimes you find the answers to the biggest questions in the most humble of circumstances.
