“Imagination is the beginning of creation” ~ George Bernard Shaw

This quote encompasses our work in a nutshell, as drama creation starts with the conception of a story, fine-tuning it after endless brainstorming sessions, sprinkling each episode with the desired twists and turns, followed by endless sessions with the director after completion of the screenplay, finalizing locations, wardrobe, make-up, character get-ups and then overseeing it all the way through the shoot to post & edit. Making a play really is a labor of love. Just as a mother forgets the labor pains she has to endure after her child is born, when I see the end result on the screen I forget all the stress, the chaos, and the method to the madness that goes into the creation of such content.

When our audience watches a 37-minute episode, it makes me forget the days, months, and even years of hard work put behind the on-screen glamour it creates and the fan-following it receives. In my eyes, the success of my plays is not determined by mere ratings, but by the accolades of appreciation derived from word-of-mouth. The pleasure I feel when people appreciate the plays we produce is immeasurable. Our goal is to strive to produce the best possible plays which provide commercial value as well as valuable social messages to our society.