Updated On: 18 January, 2023 09:58 AM IST | Mumbai | Sammohinee Ghosh
A community initiative is helping adults reattach with their playful sides

Grown-ups engage in a previously held play session
Don`t try to make me grow up, before my time,” said Jo to Meg — in Little Women — on being scolded by her sister for romping around without a care in the world. And that’s the problem with adulting; we grow up before ‘our’ time. Once there — or even through the emotional passage — we silence our childlike voices. Anusha Manjani and Zarna Sanghrajka launched The Play Quest — a community seeking the forgotten land of play — to hear such repressed voices. Their next session will be hosted over the weekend at a Khar-based co-working space.

Interiors of Mitti Space