Written and directed by Sushama Deshpande and featuring Nandita Patkar in a pivotal role, the theatrical production delves deep into the life and enduring contributions of Savitribai Phule, a pioneering force in advancing women's education in 19th-century India. Portraying her remarkable journey, the play illuminates Savitribai's steadfast dedication and courage in challenging entrenched societal norms. Inspired by her husband, the visionary reformist Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, Savitribai emerges as a dynamic figure, carving out her identity as a proactive administrator and decision-maker. 
 
Central to the narrative is Savitribai's multifaceted involvement in social causes. She not only spearheaded the establishment of India's first girls' school but also took active roles in managing orphanages, providing assistance to widows, and organising relief efforts during times of crisis such as droughts. Her resilience and unwavering commitment resonate throughout the performance, underscoring her strength in the face of adversity and oppressive social structures. 
 
A groundbreaking aspect of the production is its innovative approach to 'Theatre journalism,' where Savitribai speaks directly to the audience in a contemporary context, bridging historical events with present-day relevance. This unique theatrical experience not only honours Savitribai Phule's legacy but also invites reflection on the ongoing struggle for social justice and equality.