Jithrobhabho is a theatrical adaptation of a popular Gujarati folklore from the Saurashtra region. The play satirically explores blind superstition in rural society.

An elderly man is mistakenly declared dead by his own villagers. When he returns alive, the community—driven by fear and irrational belief—refuses to accept him. Forced into isolation, he struggles to reclaim his identity and prove his existence, leading to darkly humorous yet tragic situations.T

he play is a sharp satire on superstition and the absurdity of

social exclusion.