“Zangoora: The Gypsy Prince” is the world’s first Bollywood-style live musical. You can watch the magic of Bollywood come to life on stage, which is sure to take your breath away. Zangoora is a world-class musical with special effects, magic, aerial action sequences, sound, lights and video that has never been done live in any theater. Zangoora: The Gypsy Prince is the class apart from all other musical shows.
The Zangoora story is a visual treat of drama, romance, dance, song, comedy, tragedy, and action, with the best of stunning special effects. Zangoora’s story takes place in the heady days of medieval times conjuring up images of the handsome prince, damsel in distress, dank and gloomy castles, evil king, endless conspiracies, knights fighting in their best clothes, wandering gypsies and a captivating princess is snatched away. your feet and fall in love with prince charming on a white horse … The story of a prince who is courted by two beautiful damsels.
Zangoora is a fantasy tale set in the fictional kingdom of Shaktishila. It’s a classic story of good vs. Evil as the gypsy boy Zangoora makes his journey towards his true destiny of being a prince. Along the way, a love triangle arises between Zangoora, Princess Sonali, and a gypsy fighter Laachi.
The character of Zangoora, a cute and attractive gypsy boy, is being played by popular star Hussain Kuwajerwala. Sonali, the beautiful and ethereal princess is being played by star Kashmira Irani. Laachi, the hot and sexy gypsy, is played by the beautiful Bollywood star Gauahar Khan. And last but not least, evil is personified by Zohrawar; being greedy, powerful and dangerous played by Sadanand Patil; Renowned theater actor.
This musical show is produced by Wizcraft International Entertainment & Apra Group. The producers are Anumod Sharma, Viraf Sarkari, Andre Timmins and Sabbas Joseph. Producer and Executive Creative Director is Viraf Sarkari. The story is written by Javed Akhtar. The music is by Shankar Ehsaan Loy. The choreography is in charge of Shiamak Davar and Glen D’Mello. The costumes are from Neeta Lulla. Art direction and production design are by Omung Kumar and Vanita Kumar. The dialogues are by Anindita Menon. The supervising director is David Freeman and the stage director is Vikrant Pawar.