MUMBAI: The true measure of a poet’s legacy is not found under the lock-and-key of a government archive or the endorsements of state awards, but in the improbable moments of human transformation they inspire long after they are gone. In a quiet, locked house in Neral in Raigad district, the literary force of the late Padma Shri awardee, Narayan Surve, played out for 100-minutes in Datta Patil’s latest play ‘Ithech Taaka Tambu’, recently.
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The two-act play directed by Sachin Shinde
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