সব ভাল তার শেষ ভাল যার (All’s Well That Ends Well)

Act 1: উত্তরাধিকার ও প্রেমের বোঝা (The Burden of Legacy and Love)

Setting: Kolkata, India

• Hiya Dutta and Parambrata Chakraborty struggle with their family legacies and societal pressures.

• Hiya is determined to shape her own future, while Parambrata is burdened by his noble lineage.

• The tension between traditional roles and personal desires sets the emotional foundation.

• Key supporting characters like Biplab Sanyal, Gokul Bhattacharya, and Shubho Dey add comic relief and insights.

Act 2: প্রেম, প্রতারণা ও বিদ্রোহ (Love, Deception, and Rebellion)

Setting: Darjeeling, India | Kolkata, India

• Hiya and Parambrata’s romance grows in the picturesque hills of Darjeeling.

• In Kolkata, Rani Radhika, Parambrata’s mother, navigates her own desires amidst societal pressures.

• Laboni's inner conflict between her mother's ambitions and her desires intensifies.

• Jealousy, betrayal, and rebellion create rifts, revealing the fragility of human desires.

• Gopal offers comic moments that deepen the emotional turmoil.

Act 3: ভাগ্যের পরীক্ষা (The Test of Fate)

Setting: Kolkata, India | Paris, France

• Fate tests the characters through unexpected events.

• Hiya’s new life in Paris marks a pivotal moment in the story, where she seeks to carve her own path away from her family’s influence.

• Hiya’s father, Dr. Harishchandra Dutta, faces a moral dilemma regarding his daughter's future.

• Ritu becomes an unexpected ally, subtly revealing secrets that shape Hiya’s decisions.

• Parambrata is torn between family expectations and love.

• Amit, Dipak, and Basant offer differing views on duty and life.

• Political tensions with the Dhananjoy Mukherjee, the Duke of Kolkata and Raja Raghunandan Roy, the King of Bengal, intensify the stakes.

Act 4: পুরোনো রহস্য ও নবীন পুনর্নির্মাণ (Old Mysteries and New Beginnings)

Setting: Kolkata & Darjeeling, India | Italy (Rome, Pisa & Florence)

• In Kolkata, Kumud and Nandita reveal secrets from Mayuri Ghosh’s enigmatic past.

• The ancestral curse, tied to Madhurima Sen, is brought into focus.

• Laboni uncovers a hidden family history in Darjeeling.

• Italy becomes a place of emotional healing and identity rediscovery for Hiya and Parambrata.

• Hiya finds her voice, Parambrata breaks from the past.

• Spiritual undertones lead toward emotional catharsis.

Act 5: সমাধান - সব ভাল তার শেষ ভাল যার (The Resolution – All’s Well That Ends Well)

Setting: Kolkata, India

• Hiya returns as a confident, self-fulfilled woman; Parambrata meets her as an equal.

• Dr. Dutta embraces Hiya’s autonomy and growth.

• Final revelations bring peace and closure to Mayuri, Rani Radhika, and others.

• Shonali and Monali support resolution through subtle interventions.

• Madhurima breaks the ancestral curse, symbolizing a new beginning.

• Harmony is restored through love, truth, and forgiveness.

• The play ends with a hopeful note, embracing the proverb: "All’s well that ends well."

Characters: 

• Hiya Dutta – A strong-willed, intelligent, and self-resilient young woman, who is determined to secure her future through her own merit, despite societal expectations.  

• Parambrata Chakraborty – A noble yet conflicted young man, burdened with the weight of his family’s legacy and a disillusioned view of love and marriage.  

• Dr. Harishchandra Dutta – Hiya’s father, a well-respected doctor and intellectual, who carries the weight of societal duty but is deeply concerned about his daughter’s future.  

• Laboni Ghosh – A graceful and quiet woman caught between her mother's expectations and her own desires. She serves as a catalyst for various events.  

• Kartik – A wise and aging confidant, offering sage advice, and observing the actions of others with a keen sense of humor and perspective.  

• Gopal – A comedic figure, serving as the bumbling yet lovable servant who, through his antics, reveals deeper truths about human nature.  

• Dhananjoy Mukherjee – The Duke of Kolkata, a figure of authority who is embroiled in both political machinations and personal struggles.  

• Mayuri Ghosh – The widow and Laboni’s mother, whose past is filled with mysteries that slowly unravel throughout the play.  

• Raja Raghunandan Roy – The ailing King of Bengal, struggling with the prospect of securing a worthy successor for the throne while dealing with his declining health.  

• Rani Radhika Chakraborty – Parambrata’s mother. A noblewoman who, despite her status and grace, finds herself caught between societal pressures and personal desires. 

• Gokul Bhattacharya – Parambrata’s self-assured but unreliable friend, full of grandiose claims but little action.  

• Shubho Dey – A loyal servant in the Dutta household, observant and perceptive of the dramatic tensions between the characters.  

• Biplab Sanyal – Another of Parambrata’s friends, bold but reckless, who often provides comic relief through his attempts to navigate serious matters.  

• Madhurima Sen – A mysterious and enigmatic woman who embodies an ancestral curse that influences the actions of the families, making her a key figure in the resolution.  

• Shonali & Monali – The twins, Laboni’s supportive friends, the unassuming but morally strong characters who helps bring the plot to its resolution. 

• Ritu – A young servant working for the Dutta family, whose loyalty and naivety make her a key player in the unfolding drama.  

• Amit, Dipak, Basant – Three soldiers accompanying Parambrata on his journey, representing different attitudes toward life and duty.  

• Kumud, Nandita – The loyal servants of Mayuri Ghosh, with Kumud adding humor and Nandita being the voice of reason.  

  

Setting: Kolkata, India | Darjeeling, India | Paris, France | Italy (Rome, Pisa and Florence) 

Period: Present day