Elephant

“Elephant” by Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti, published by Bloomsbury Academic on February 15, 2018, is a drama that explores complex family dynamics. In this 96-page work, Vira has not seen her sister Deesh for years, and the absence has left questions lingering, especially for Deesh’s children, Amy and Bill. When Deesh invites Vira to a party for Amy, Vira contemplates returning home and reconnecting with her family, prompting her to confront the past and the unresolved issues that have kept her away.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of forgiveness and the impact of family secrets. As Vira prepares to attend the party, she grapples with the possibility of moving on while facing the truth that could unravel the fabric of her family. The play addresses the tension between appearance and reality, particularly within the context of familial relationships. Through its exploration of these dynamics, “Elephant” presents a poignant look at the challenges of reconciling with one’s past.
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Vira hasn’t seen her sister Deesh for years. Deesh’s kids, Amy and Bill, want to know why but nobody’s telling them anything.
When Deesh invites her sister to Amy’s flashy party, Vira reckons it’s time to come home and move on. Time to stop watching the telly, get out of her council flat, stick on a glitzy sari and embrace her nearest and dearest.
But is it possible to forgive and forget? And when a family is built on lies, will it be destroyed by the truth?
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