chandigarh the subject of womens security and repercussions of a crime like rape that have to be faced by not just the survivor but all members of her family was the central theme of the play woh chaar din staged at tagore theatre sector 18 on tuesday the play written by neha sharma and directed by sudesh sharma marked the second day of tft theatre and dance festival the festival is being organized by theatre for theatre in collaboration with multi art cultural centre kurukshetra haryana kala parishad and punjab arts council chaar din literally translated as four days narrated the emotions and plight of a family after one of its members nineyearold gudiya is raped the play shows how despite not yet having attained womanly traits gudiya will have to suffer the effects of the crime she has been subjected to for the rest of her life with the poignant depiction of the recent incidents of rapes and crime against children child molestations flashing on the screen before the start of the play it is depicted that even today when a woman walks out of her home she is not unsure of being safe the story revolves around the two main characters parents of gudiya each section of the play brings the audience closer to the touching story encompassing the four days the narration is further brought to life by the other characters the male protagonists mother who emerges the support of the family through the emotionallyupsetting experience and the protagonists sister who in contrast is keen to know who touched the child and the number of marks on her body the use of alaap in between scenes makes the production gripping performances by titikshu mahajan gagandeep kaur geeta gandhi priya sharma rajvir chauhan and tejbhan gandhi keep the audience involved till the closing scene