Hyderabad, 5 May 2025: ROADWAYZ Theatre Group, known for its engaging and impactful performances that both entertain and raise awareness on pressing social issues, is back with its latest production, “SANDHYA, Tum Kahaan Ho”, a thought-provoking play centred around Alzheimer’s disease. Written and directed by Capt. Ahmed SN, this emotionally resonant play promises to leave audiences moved and mindful. The maiden play will be staged on 16th May, 2025 at T-HIVE, eGalleria mall, Hi-Tech City, subsequently, shows will be staged at various venues including dedicated shows for Army Veterans and at Senior Citizen Townships.

In India, forgetfulness in old age is often dismissed as a natural phenomenon as part of aging. Unfortunately, this cultural norm leads to the early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease being overlooked, leaving many elderly individuals to suffer in silence, misunderstood, misdiagnosed and often becoming an emotional and physical burden on their families.

Deeply moved by personal experiences of seeing his fellow Army colleagues struggle with Alzheimer’s, Capt. Ahmed SN decided to act in his style of hosting a play. Drawing from real-life encounters during and after his service in Defence forces, he sought to break the silence around this often-ignored issue. He scripted and directed “SANDHYA, Tum Kahaan Ho”, a poignant yet humorous theatrical piece that skilfully balances laughter with awareness. Through wit and empathy, the play delivers a powerful message educating audiences while keeping them thoroughly engaged.

Blending heartfelt storytelling with engaging performances, the play not only entertains but also raises crucial awareness about the emotional toll Alzheimer’s takes, not just on patients, but on their families who silently endure the trauma. This immersive experience fosters empathy, understanding and community dialogue, urging audiences to recognize the vulnerability of those affected and encouraging society to step forward with compassion and support.

ROADWAYZ Theatre Group, has been masterfully using the stage to entertain while sparking conversations on meaningful social issues. With a unique blend of wit, emotion, and storytelling, ROADWAYZ has built a strong connection with audiences across diverse themes. Their earlier productions have already won hearts and applause: “Baasira Mata Ki Jai” celebrated the art of turning leftover food into delicious recipes, cleverly addressing the issue of food wastage with humour and heart. “Ismat aur Manto ki Chuhalbaaziyaan” brought the timeless banter of literary legends to life, leaving audiences in splits of laughter with its bold and witty narrative. Both plays were met with overwhelming appreciation, with popular demand calling for encore performances, a true testament to ROADWAYZ’s ability to inform, engage, and entertain.