Naduratriya Pulaka

The production is loosely based on Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. It could be said that this is a continuation of Sanket's successful comedy 'Neenaanaadre Naaneenenaa." Sikkoji is constantly trying to woo his wife, who is cooking imagined conspiracies. He currently needs a phylactery or a spell or anything that enchants. He has sent his secretary, Patil, for getting this. In the meantime, Marthanda comes to Sikkoji with a memorandum: his daughter has fallen for a poet, which is not acceptable. In fact, the poet is in love with another girl, who is in love with another man. The foursome, all in love, are in their respective whirlpools. Amidst this, Sikkoji has also organized a play in his house to celebrate his second wedding anniversary, which now looks doubtful. The drama troupe is entangled in its own problems. Now, what happens if the spell falls into the hands of two drunken stagehands? Can Sikkoji reclaim his wife? Can the lovers find their respective loved ones? Will the drama company finally manage to stage the play?