Ek Gadhe Ki Aatmakatha is a humorous and satirical play that uses a donkey as a symbol to expose social and political anomalies, highlighting the evils and contradictions prevalent in society.

The story revolves around an unusual donkey who can speak, is educated, and possesses great wisdom. After being auctioned, he ends up with Ramu Dhobi, a washerman. Having previously lived with several intellectual masters, the donkey is accustomed to reading and writing. However, when assigned routine menial tasks by Ramu Dhobi, he becomes frustrated and eventually leaves.

His disappearance sets off a search that gradually draws the attention of prominent individuals and prestigious institutions. Through the donkey's journey and growing fame, the play humorously exposes the hypocrisy and shortcomings of society, politics, and influential establishments. As the donkey becomes increasingly popular, jealousy over his fame ultimately leads to his murder.

Filled with folk music, humour, and sharp satire, the play offers an entertaining yet thought-provoking commentary on society.

Dramatization and Direction: Himanshu Jhankal