— Where every voice finds a stage —
Creativity · Awareness · Expression
Theatre Group · SGGS College, Sector 26, Chandigarh
A vibrant platform for students to explore and express their creativity, while highlighting their innovative talents.
Reach out to the Coordinator, or register directly to join the Paigam Theatre family.
The Coordinator guides the group through script-work, rehearsals, performances and inter-college outings — coordinating with student artistes from across departments.
For queries about auditions, upcoming productions, or to invite the group for a performance, please reach out through the College.
Whether you act, write, direct, design, or simply love the stage — there's a place for you in Paigam. Membership is free and open to all enrolled students of the College.
Fill the Google Form below to register your interest. Auditions and orientation details will follow.
Register NowThe four broad pillars on which the group's work rests.
Street plays on social, civic and environmental themes, performed on campus and at public venues.
Original short-film productions tackling contemporary issues — with original scripts and student-led production.
Collaborative outreach with NSS, the Electoral Literacy Club, VADA and other campus units.
Active participation in inter-college literary festivals, competitions and theatrical contests.
Two of the group's most impactful nukkad nataks from the 2024–25 session, captured live.
Nukkad Natak
Oct 29, 2024
Performed in the College premises in collaboration with the Electoral Literacy Club — a street play urging students to recognise the strength of every single ballot.
Environmental
Feb 22, 2025
Performed at Diksha 2025 — a striking nukkad natak personifying single-use plastic as the modern-day demon haunting our environment.
A session-wise log of Paigam Theatre's recent nukkad nataks, short films, and festival appearances.
Performed at Elante Mall in collaboration with the NSS Units and the VADA Club — carrying an anti-drug message to a wider public audience on Independence Day.
Participation in the “Echoes of Expression” event at Literary Blossoms, where Vishesh Rana secured the Second Position.
Performed in the College premises in collaboration with the Electoral Literacy Club — a powerful reminder of the citizen's right and duty to vote.
Performed at Diksha 2025 — a hard-hitting street play on the menace of single-use plastic and the urgency of environmental action.
The group's original short film “Hamari Zimmedari” won the Third Prize at “Luminaria” — recognising the team's craft in storytelling, direction and on-camera performance.
Performed to commemorate World Environment Day — a call to collective action against climate change and ecological neglect.
Performed at a competition organised by NITTTRE to celebrate World Environment Day, where the team brought home the First Prize.
