Patna, 13th December 2025 — The stage of the Jano Junction Epic Show at the Patna Book Fair came alive today with an inspiring original theatrical performance titled “Titli”, presented by the students of Alphabets, an NGO committed to educate and empower the underprivileged children in association with Jaano Junction which along with serving as massive digital platform for art and news also promotes holistic and experiential learning.
What made the performance truly special was the fact that the play was completely created by the students themselves. From writing the script and performing on stage to recording the production, the children took ownership of every aspect. For many of them, this marked their first-ever experience performing on a public stage, which they embraced with confidence and enthusiasm.
About the Play
Titli narrates the journey of a young girl who comes to understand that true overall development requires balance. The story highlights the importance of time management in achieving academic success, physical well-being, and excellence in sports, delivering a meaningful message for students and parents alike.
Student Performers
The play featured the following students of Alphabets:
• Twinkle as Titli
• Mansi and Sahil as Parents
• Ankita as Grandmother
• Anjali, Anandi, and Manya as Teachers
• Sandhya, Pratigya, and Sagar as Friends
• Prince as the Narrator
Each performance reflected sincerity, teamwork, and the confidence gained through experiential learning.
Guidance & Support
The production was developed under the supervision and guidance of Apoorw Pandey - Executive Producer at Jaano Junction, Ekta Nopany - Secretary Alphabets and Neha - Member Alphabets.
Community Engagement
The performance was attended by members and sponsors of Alphabets NGO, whose presence and encouragement added immense value to the experience for the young performers.
Through initiatives like “Titli,” the Jaano Junction Epic Show continues to provide a dynamic platform where young voices are heard, creativity is celebrated, and learning extends far beyond the classroom.
