It was challenging to adapt a story into a play, without steering away from the crux of the story, he admits. “It took us about two months to work on the play. We have each of the four men in the story speaking four different languages — Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam and Bhojpuri — as they all hail from different regions, making it a multi-lingual show. While I believe theatre has no language barrier, this show will include balanced proportions of different languages to ensure everyone can understand what is going on. The play will also have elements of live music in it. It is the first time that I will be attempting a multi-lingual musical,” adds Nikhil, who has also worked with theatre companies like Stray Factory, Madras Players and Evam in the past.