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Slaves, a new production by The Madras Players, is a translation of writer Sujatha

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Slaves, a new production by The Madras Players, is a translation of writer Sujatha

For years, Sujatha has captured the imagination of Tamil audiences through short stories, film scripts, and even theatre plays.

On October 24, the Madras Players dramatises one of his earlier works, Adimaigal as Slaves on fortune, love, and loss

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