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Bengali dramas are very common in Bangladesh. The stories of these dramas are shared among people based on different purposes, such as to enjoy the story, to forget the hardships and sadness of life and to cheer up. Bengali drama is a form of storytelling with traditional songs and dances. These dramas also contain lots of humor and love stories which make them attractive for people to watch. In addition, Bengali dramas contain good moral lessons as well as the cultural and historical heritage of Bangladesh. Bengali drama script is a text document which contains all the necessary information for any person to produce a Bengali drama, such as “plot”, “characters” and directions Anybody can learn Bengali through these dramas. The scripts written in Bengali and can be used by people who cannot read or write in Bangla. Bengalis love poetry and music; thus, it is reflected in their dramas. The music in a Bengali drama is a medley which combines several songs, such as folk music and modern songs, and sometimes even Western music. The dance in these plays is also very famous. Bengali dramas are performed by trained artists who don’t get paid to take part in these plays; instead, they get paid for selling tickets. Bengali dramas are not only produced by Bangladeshis; Bengalis all over the world produce many dramas yearly. This will help them to meet people from other countries and understand their cultures and traditions. It will also boost the bond between Bangladeshis living abroad and those staying back home Bangla alphabet has been used since the age of enlightenment (or "Progoti Naba"). Bengali dramas started off as a written script and gradually transformed itself into a performance art. The Bengali drama script goes back to the 17th century and has its roots in the folk theatre of rural Bengal. The "jatra" (folk) theatre was popular in Bengal since ancient times, where it was known as "janatara" (abode of the people). An example of such a play is “Chatral Pachisi” (the five chapters) which is based on Hindu mythology. It is believed that “janata” used to sing this play with music and musical instruments at their own houses which gradually developed into “jatra” performances. By the time of Bangladesh's independence, "jatra" was already well established. It had all the essentials of drama: characters, plot, songs. However, it had gone through different stages of development which eventually lead to its present form. The folk theatre was popular in Bengali provinces until the British period. They performed their plays during festive seasons and occasions such as Holi and Durga puja. These performances were called “azad” or “panchayet” dramas which contained moral lessons and were performed by a troupe of artists all over the country. The plays were also a part of social life. There was no theatre in Bengal during pre-independence periods prior to British rule. cfa1e77820
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