Written by Nishant Sinha

A comical rendition to the life of an Indian couple living in Seattle. This couple like any other are going about their lives and are busy planning a visit to India for a relative's wedding. The scenes between the couple and the wife's unreasonable requests for jewelry etc are particularly funny and quite relatable. The couple have new neighbor's from Boise who want to meet with them and request them to visit some villages in India where AID work is undergoing. Our couple is convinced that they can't make a difference in the plight of the poor in India. They argue that with the corruption and problems running so deep and them living so far, its impossible to effect change. But a chance visit to that village in India acts as an evidence that the step by step changes are being made and the lives of villagers and poor are being enriched. This leads to AN AWAKENING that no matter what every contribution matters and difference can be and is being made.

Performed Jan 26, 2003 at SPEC, Boise State University for 400 people

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Director	Nishant Sinha
Production Assistant	Sameer Vaidya

CAST
Husband in Seattle		Arun Lokanathan
Wife in Seattle		Veera Srivastava
Neighbor from Boise		Pary Baluswamy
Neighbor from Boise		Geetanjali Tandon
Kid girl in village		Ashley Parth
Kid boy in village		Lodhar Parth Raina
Women Village Chief (Sarpanch)		Lodhar Mayura Shanbhag
Villager		Mouli Subramanian
Association for India's Development Volunteer at the village		Sameer Vaidya
Village nurse, mother of the kids		VeLodhar Mayuri