The group performance

The class in charge Ramana is in the class. As is customary, all students are in complete silence and are listening intently to each point as he prepares to pose a question in the middle of the room.

The class attender comes with a circular, which is intended to inform all first-year students, and second-year students, that there will be a fresher's party. A trophy will be awarded to outstanding performance, and there will be several other presentations. Interested students should give their names in the office room. All students in the class have different plans for the party.

It is lunchtime; all friends go for lunch together. Sudha insists on Kala's assistance in her performance. Syam, Sidhu, and Rajesh plan to offer their names for individual performances. While the rest of the group is preparing for the celebration, the friends are preparing for the trophy. Kalyan offers all of his friends to join him in the performance.

"Sudha is a fantastic singer; her spellbinding performance would put the audience in a trance while listening to her album. Sidhu and I both took western dance lessons; I am confident in myself, and that belief has helped me to win so far. Kala will help Sudha with her song lyrics. Rajesh had planned a Mookie drama this time, as he had previously said. Allow each of us and perform a solo act to see who is most talented and who will take home the trophy."

Syam clarifies.

"Yes, I believe that we all have talent, but we must also recognise that only one of us can win the show, and we have no way of knowing whether that one is one of us or not. However, if we all compete together, we would undoubtedly win the trophy." Kalyan says

"We are all talented, but not equally so; Rajesh is still working on his script, and Kala is unable to dance or sing; how can we all share credit for the trophy if we are not equally talented?

If we go for a solo performance, the person who performs the best will be given full credit." Syam questions.

"We're not sure who is a better performer until the show; often people who aren't particularly talented perform much better than those with average talent. At the same time, we are all buddies, and we must support one another in order to achieve our common goal, regardless of talent. Correct me if I am wrong." Kalyan explains.

"I think Syam is right, isn't it Kalyan? We'll get individual recognition, name, and fam."

Rajesh inquires.

Individual recognition, personal agendas, and personal gain are the driving forces behind the distraction of any nation, organization, culture, or civilization. Humans collectively worked hard to invent fire, invent the scrip, improve cropping methods, invent metal, and build the greatest civilization at the start of their journey. This technology had been passed down through the centuries, and when individual agendas arose, wars between regions, territories, and countries erupted. The greenish crop fields were transformed into battlegrounds.

In 17th century the Mogul empire boundaries were vanished by the separation of small kingdoms. With the help of skilled solders Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah founded Hyderabad state. Awadh, the most prosperous region of Moguls was separated and the founder was Burhan-ul-Mulk Sa'adat Khan who was a subadar of Awadh in the Mogul empire. Bengal gradually broke a bond with mogals under Murshid Quli Khan's leadership. Saadatullah Khan was a governor in the Mogul empire, was appointed as nawab of Karnatik then became an independent ruler of Karnatik.

Hyderabad, Karnatak, Bengal and Awadh were declared separate kingdom from Mogul empire under the leadership of different kings. The Rajput, Jats, Sikhs, or Marathas formed independent kingdom afterward. British who came for trading in India successfully grabbed this opportunity. Win one kingdom after another in a short period of time using incredible political, financial, and military force. Whatever the reason for the division, neither the Mogul empire nor the divided empires benefited.

All of the rulers have unique talents and skills; they were strong together in the Mogul kingdom, but after their division, their opponents became stronger. Our power is our unity, while our opponent's strength is our division. If we go for the solo performances, our potentials will be scattered. That will be an add-on to opponents.

"Yes, Kalyan, you are correct; I agree that if we all go for the group performance, we will undoubtedly win the show," Sudha explains.

"All right, let us do one thing: you plan a skit for the show; if all of our friends like it, we'll do the group performance; if not, we'll do the solo performance." Syam concurs.

Eventually the stage performance,

She is 15 years old, and her neighbour is a 30-year-old man who works in the area. That man is interested in marrying that 15-year-old girl. She clarifies him, and she considers him a brother. How do you think of me like this, she asks? Don't ever speak to me again. In the days ahead, he begins to torture her severely. While that man is misbehaving her, Sudha sings a heartfelt song in the background, and Syam and Rajesh support Kala on her dance show. She couldn't tell her family, because she's a kid, they wouldn't let her go to school and would blame her for it. He is after her continuously even she clearly refuses him. One day, when she is on her way to school. That man with another boy follows her. That boy pushes her to the ground, there is the acid in a glass which they splash on her face. She is unconscious after that. Public around him catch that man and beat till he is die. A dance performance by Sudha and others boys on woman safety is performed and the show ends. Here that 15 years' girl's role is played by Kala, 30 years' man is Syam and the director of that show is Kalyan.

Their performance amazed all of the judges and jury members, Kalyan and his team own the trophy and individual mementos

Everyone is enthralled, particularly Kala, who did an outstanding job.

All friends are happy with the final output.

"We will work together even for the final exams to get better results" Syam says.

"yes, let's do the same" Kala.