Gagan Damama Bajyo is a musical that showcases the inspiring life-story of one of India's most celebrated freedom fighters and revolutionaries, Shaheed Bhagat Singh, and has the power to transport audiences to that bygone era of revolution. Hearing Shaheed Bhagat Singh talk about going to his grave happily for his country, as his family deals with their personal loss, is an experience that stays for a long time. The play includes revolutionary, passionate and gut-wrenching songs to melodically express the sentiments of our freedom struggle. It explores all the varied human elements of Bhagat Singh's life, and shows him as a friend, son, lover and an intellectual, who found himself unable to sit back in a country fighting for its freedom from oppression. It chronicles key moments of the martyr's life, from his induction into revolutionary ideology as a child, his exploration of that ideology as a young man at the National College in Lahore in 1923, to his death by hanging on March 23 1931. The play also shows us the effects of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre on Bhagat Singh and his contemporaries like Sukhdev Thapar & Bhagwati Charan Vohra, among others, as they fought as the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association, where they met the stalwarts of the movement, like Chandrashekhar Azad.