Patte Khul Gaye

Experience a brilliant laugh riot at "Patte Khul Gaye," a stellar social comedy staging live at the St. Andrews Auditorium in Mumbai. Taking place on Saturday, 29 August 2026, at 6:30 PM, this highly engaging 2.5-hour masterpiece is written and directed by veteran theatre personality Rakesh Bedi. Priced from an affordable ₹599 onwards, the star-studded Hindi play uses a dangerous speakerphone game to expose the hidden hypocrisies of society, tailored for audiences aged 15 and over.

Prepare for an evening of exceptional wit, societal commentary, and non-stop laughter as Felicity Theatre proudly presents "Patte Khul Gaye" at the St. Andrews Auditorium in Bandra, Mumbai. Scheduled for a prime weekend performance on Saturday, 29 August 2026, at 6:30 PM, this comprehensive 2-hour-and-30-minute production serves as a hilarious exposé of contemporary double standards. Delivered entirely in fluent Hindi and infused with a heavy dose of Bollywood glamour, the production targets mature theatregoers with a strict entry limit of 15 years and older, driving massive local interest with over 300 users tracking the booking cycle online.

The narrative revolves around Dr Manoj Rai and his wife, Manju, who invite their close circle of friends over for a meticulously planned dinner party. However, the arriving guests are completely consumed by their mobile phones, dealing with a barrage of irritating, stressful, and chaotic ongoing calls—ranging from a builder haggling over land to a poet chasing a gig date, and a patient demanding plastic surgery discounts. Fed up with the digital distractions, a wealthy, snobbish guest named Shireen proposes a seemingly harmless yet dangerous game: everyone must place their phones on the centre table, and any incoming call must be answered on speakerphone. 

What follows is an absolute downward spiral of comedy and chaos. As the phones ring at regular intervals, social masks immediately fall away and embarrassing secrets come tumbling out, pitting the arrogant, ultra-rich Shireen against the defensive, middle-class hostess Manju in a fierce war of words. The situational friction becomes so severe that Manju is unable to even serve the starters, while a jovial poet named Akela continuously attempts to diffuse the room's tense climate with funny, impromptu couplets until his own phone rings and exposes his hidden reality. 

Brought to life by a flawless, star-studded ensemble cast—including Anant Mahadevan, Roopali Ganguli, Kishwar Merchant, Avijit Dutt, Jyoti Singhal, and Rakesh Bedi himself—this highly acclaimed play has earned glowing five-star media reviews. With flexible reservation passes starting at an accessible tier of just ₹599 onwards, it stands out as an outstanding weekend highlight for families, friend groups, and corporate circles eager to enjoy a high-impact, thought-provoking laugh riot live in the heart of Mumbai.