In order to support students' creative endeavors, boost interest in theater arts among youth, and enrich their spiritual and aesthetic worldview, the "Tasvir" student theater studio of our institute presented a dramatic play titled "Life Behind the Front Lines" ("Urush ortidagi hayot") today.

Through a profound artistic interpretation, the play uncovered the impact of war on human lives, the fates of families, and the psyche of society. Speaking before the performance, the director emphasized that the piece reflects the painful scars of war not only on the battlefield, but also within human hearts and daily life.

The play vividly portrays the patience of ordinary people, their lives shaped by longing, and their psychological struggles between fear and hope. Through the destiny of each character, the value of peace, human love, and the grandeur of resilience are beautifully manifested.

The roles were masterfully performed by:

• The Mother — Arifjonova Dilnoza, a student of the Faculty of Art History and Applied Arts;

• Mirsodiq — Abdullayev Umriaziz, a student of the Faculty of Fine Arts;

• Yusufjon — Jo‘raqulov Bahodir, a student of the Faculty of Art History and Applied Arts;

• Xalima — Bozorova O‘g‘iloy, a student of the Faculty of Art History and Applied Arts.

Warmly received by the audience, this stage production showcased the acting skills, stage culture, and passion for theater arts of these young creators. At the end of the play, gratitude was expressed to the participants, and the significance of such spiritual and educational events in youth upbringing was highly emphasized.