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Humare Tumare (Your Way, My Way)

Humare Tumare ('Your Way, My Way')

By Sharmila Chauhan

Directed by Jatinder Verma


London, 1975. A young couple embark on a road trip to India and Pakistan with their 10-year old son, to reconnect with family across a border which never used to exist. 


As the miles roll back the years, they are forced to confront the consequences of choosing love over tradition.


An epic new audio drama telling the true story of Surjeet and Iftikhar Husain, commissioned by their son Iqbal.


Following the live launch of Humare Tumare (Your Way, My Way) at Tara Theatre, Earlsfield on Sat 11 July the full audio drama is now available free to listen, worldwide.


To enjoy the drama at its best, please use headphones!


Credits


Writer - Sharmila Chauhan
Director - Jatinder Verma
Sound design and music - Farokh Soltani
Producer and dramaturg - Fin Kennedy
Production assistant - Shemiza Rashid
Cast - Skanda Arun, Adwitha Arumugam, Bobby Khela, Shri Patel, Parvinder Shergill 


Special thanks to Surjeet Husain, to whom this drama is dedicated.

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