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Anchoring His
Anchoring Script – Aman and Sunny
(After the Ramp Walk of Cornerstone.)
Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen. My name is Sunny and I am here as the anchor for the rest of the evening along with my partner Aman. Aman.. Aman??
(Vikram enters dressed as Aman and UDI UDI PLAYS)
S- You were looking good from far but now… you’re far from looking good.
Aman – Hey IM HERE!
S- Oh! Uh, so who’s she??
Aman – I don’t know?
S- I think you should leave (to Vikram) coz the show must go on.
Aman – Bye?
(Vikram leaves)
S- So Dear Audience, are you ready for another show? Here we have the students of Harvest who will perform a drama on Troublemakers. Yes behold! as they present a play that will take you to the world of teenagers!
-English Play-
A- Sunny? Sunny?? Sunny??? (snap)
S- Oh yeah? O_O
A-Where were you??
S- Lost…
A – Lost in what?
S- I was lost in that wonderful play on teenagers. It was indeed hilarious!
A – Okay but it’s time for a change.
S- What kind of change?
A - Now we have Fusion Dance.
S- Fusion Dance?
A – Yeah! It is a mixture of Hindi and Spanish dance forms. It involves various movements, figures and mesmerizing formations which engrosses the audience to the core.
-Dance-
S- That was an amazing performance. How captivating! A blend of cosmic tuen and divine music!
A – Now we had enough of those performances. Sunny, lets have a break.
S – That sounds good. I think we should see an advertisement.
This advertisement is an interesting machine. Corruption is at peak today. Our renowned company “Dhenchu-Dhenchu Pvt Ltd” has designed a machine which filters the elements of computer present In a man.
S- Lets have a look at what happens when the machine malfunctions.
S and A – Here we have our 1st Ad mad show.
That was extremely entertaining.
S- Yes and now lets have the Hindi play. A- H-hindi play…??
S-Ohh you don’t know Hindi! Haha A- Excuse me? I can try. Ab humara agla karyakram hoga, Hindi Natak. Jiska shirshak hai Girgit.

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