Kolkata: But the other Navroz saw 400 strange Parsi members found an alternative way to deliver the new year.
There was no traditional meeting at the fire temple for prayer, no breakfast was met and no mass dinner at Olpadvala Hall.
The dramatic club of Calcutta Parsi Amateur for the old age did the game for Navroz for the 114th year, although the old charm watching her life disappeared.
This drama is flowed on social media when members of the community are well watching from home or at the Parsee Club.
The drama, Bolti Bandh, was Gujarati’s comedy, spun around a worried mother who tried to get applicants for her old daughter.
This drama was directed by Cyrus Madan.
Tehnaz Punwani, Pervez Kaikobad, Indrani Anklesaria, Darius Pathhanki and Malcolm Tarapore have acted in it.
It was uploaded on social media at 7pm.
“We practice partially online and four times physically and finally filmed it on Saturday,” said Director Madan.
A short English recital on two Ronnies based on the TV series was carried out by Madan and Yezdi Karai.
A song is also sung by a professional singer community, Kaizad Gheral.
“We look forward to the program, especially the game, which happened despite all opportunities,” said President Parsee Club and Author Prochy Mehta.
About 50 members watched the drama on the big screen at the club.
“Traditional breakfast of alleti-paleti and breakfast accurately passed by everyone,” said Dinyar Mucadum, President CC & FC.