Raktbeej is a two-act, full-length contemporary classic. Despite being written in the late 70s, its context is universal. Not many have attempted to execute this allegorical piece of playwriting. A drama which raises an ethical debate on suicide versus murder, it leaves you with soul-searching questions.

In mythology, Raktbeej symbolises a demon that has the ability to multiply himself whenever his blood drops on the ground � Evil Begets Evil.

Is there any respite ever from Raktbeej?