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1) The Sharma family debates celebrating Diwali with fireworks or finding an eco-friendly alternative due to concerns about air pollution. 2) They propose a firework-free celebration to their community, but receive initial resistance about changing traditions. 3) However, after reflection, the community embraces the idea and comes together for a grand Diwali celebration filled with lights, sweets, and good company, but no fireworks or smoke. The successful alternative celebration brings the community closer together while protecting the environment and health.

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Final Script Assembly Play

1) The Sharma family debates celebrating Diwali with fireworks or finding an eco-friendly alternative due to concerns about air pollution. 2) They propose a firework-free celebration to their community, but receive initial resistance about changing traditions. 3) However, after reflection, the community embraces the idea and comes together for a grand Diwali celebration filled with lights, sweets, and good company, but no fireworks or smoke. The successful alternative celebration brings the community closer together while protecting the environment and health.

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Scene 1: The Living Room:

[The stage is set like a cozy living room with rangoli and candles. The family portrait and a table of
fireworks stand out.]

Narrator: (Offstage) In a small Indian town, the Sharma family was gearing up for Diwali. Excitement
filled the air, but there was a tricky decision to make.

[Ashwin enters the stage, examining the fireworks.]

Ashwin: (Excited) Check out these amazing fireworks, Ayesha!

Ayesha: (Curious) They are cool, Ashwin, but remember what Mom and Dad said about air pollution?
We don't want to spend Diwali coughing, do we?

Ashwin: (Playful) Ayesha, it's Diwali! We can't miss out on the fun!

Ayesha: (Serious) Fun's great, Ashwin, but not if it means choking on smoky air.

Mr. Sharma: (Smiling) What's all this chatter about, you two?

Ashwin: (Defensive) We were just discussing the pros and cons of fireworks, Dad.

Ayesha: (Eager) We're thinking we could have a firework-free Diwali this year, Dad, for cleaner air.

Mrs. Sharma: (Supportive) I'm with the kids on this one. Celebrating Diwali without fireworks sounds
like a great way to keep our family healthy and our traditions alive.

Mr. Sharma: (Thoughtful) That's a good idea, kids. Diwali is about tradition and togetherness, not
smoke and noise.

[Ashwin and Ayesha turn to Dadi.]

Dadi: (Wise) And you know what, I can be part of the celebrations without all that smoke. I'm not a
fan of coughing fits, you see!
[Dadi feeds everyone sweets]

Scene 2: The Community Meeting:

[The stage transforms into a lively community gathering with colourful lights. The Sharma family joins
their cheerful neighbours.]

Neighbour 1: (Excited) Diwali's around the corner! Who's ready to light up the sky with fireworks?

Neighbour 2: (Enthusiastic) I've bought so many fireworks; they'll light up the entire universe!

[Ashwin and Ayesha exchange anxious glances.]

Narrator: The Sharma family decided to share their concerns at the community gathering.

Mrs. Sharma: (Supportive) How about a community celebration with diyas, sweets, and good
company instead of fireworks?

Neighbour 1: (Dramatic) What? Give up the sound of Diwali? That's like saying we should celebrate
Holi without colours!

Neighbour 2: (Exaggerated) Fireworks are like our battle cries, announcing our victory over silence!
It's a tradition that's etched in the stars!

[Ashwin and Ayesha try hard not to burst into laughter.]

Dadi: (Inspiring) Let's set an example for our kids and our kids' kids. We don't need a noisy boom-
boom to enjoy Diwali.

Neighbour 1: (Thoughtful) You know, maybe we could find a way to celebrate without all the noise
and pollution.
Neighbour 2: (Reflective) And we could still have a great time without fireworks. There must be other
fun options, right?

Narrator: The neighbours, after some reflection, begin to contemplate celebrating an eco-friendly
Diwali with a mix of curiosity and nods.

Scene 3: The Grand Diwali Celebration:

[The stage transforms into a beautifully decorated community space with everyone gathered,
enjoying a firecracker-free Diwali.]

Narrator: The Sharma family's idea caught on, and the entire community came together for a grand
Diwali celebration.

Dadi: (Proudly) This is the true spirit of Diwali!

Neighbor 1: (Joyful) I have to admit, this is much better than my over-the-top fireworks.

Neighbor 2: (Mirthful) It's a Diwali full of light and laughter!

Ashwin: (Grinning) See, Ayesha, I told you I could make Diwali cool and eco-friendly.

Ayesha: (Teasing) Oh, Ashwin, the eco-warrior of Diwali? Who would've thought!

Mr. Sharma: (Elated) It's wonderful to see our community come together like this.

Mrs. Sharma: (Pleased) Our celebration is more meaningful, and our air is cleaner.

Dadi: (Warm) This is what Diwali is all about—coming together, celebrating with joy, and taking care
of our home.
[The stage is filled with light, music, and laughter as the play concludes.]

[End of Play]

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