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LAHORE:The National College of Arts (NCA) Tollington Block was abuz with creativity and drama on Saturday when an evening of dramatic readings was organised by Ajoka Institute.Budding writers from a batch of Ajoka 39 s Art of Writing presen
cheap dunks ted four scripts and screenplays before an appreciative audience.The first-time drama writers were Mahrukh Hussain, Adeel Haroon, Arfan Ali and Farzana Afzaal.They were joined in the readings by Ajoka 39 s acting students and friends, including Fahad Amir, Azka Tahir, Fizza Tirmizi, Nyle Imtiaz, Kashif Faheem, Faheera, Izzah, Farhan, Tayyab and Aziz. The script 39 Safar Tamam 39 by Farzana Afzaal was related to the recent tragic sinking of a boat full of illegal immigrants near the Greek coast and how it had impacted a family in a small town in Punjab.ReadPuppet show sheds lig
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