ketki we used the same mix of languages that we use every dayits all very subjective if you want to write you read and learn explains kshitij patwardhan who is one of the student writers this yearmeanwhile mainstream theatre could take a few tips from college theatre in the humour stakes the plays which explored the comic vein include to tee ani tevis he she and no 23 a play about a man who strikes luck with the number 23 mr and mrs karnik a clean comedy two plays about purushottam contest itself saala ekda tari at least once lets have the trophy and deta ka karandak could we have the trophy please explained isha kale of sinhagad college of architectureconsidering the uncertainties of the job market that awaits them it is heartening to see the enthusiasm with which the students take on life through theatre nearly 1020 per cent of purushottam enthusiasts have an eye on a career in tv stage or cinema the rest are in it for the fun said raju kulkarni a student