Wildtrack is a two-person play that first opened in August 2016 at Prithvi Theatre, Mumbai. Produced by QTP Entertainment, it runs for about 85 minutes with no interval and is suitable for ages 12 and above.

Written and directed by Arghya Lahiri, the play centres on two people and the bond they share. It looks at friendship, love, and illness, and at the way memories and the ghosts we carry stay with us long after moments have passed. It also explores how close relationships develop their own private language, one that only the two people in it truly understand. That shared language, the play suggests, is part of what makes a relationship feel so precious.

The story follows these two people through the different stages of their lives, from growing up and finding an identity to finding the people who stand by you. There are plenty of laughs along the way, the kind that make the hardest moments feel worthwhile. Then, one day, one of them begins to forget, including language, memory, and even themselves. The play asks what that would mean for two people who have shared so much.

With a small cast and a simple, intimate setting, the performance keeps the focus on the relationship between the two characters. It is performed by Devika Shahani and Jaimini Pathak, with lighting and sound handled by the production team.

The play is a gentle reminder of how much we depend on the people who know us best, and how fragile memory can be.

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