About Us
Creating Memorable Events with Innovation and Expertise
A Cultural Flame That Never Fades
Two decades of theatre thoughtful community service.
Ras Kala Manch is a nonprofit organization rooted in the cultural soil of India and driven by the spirit of public service. Based in Safidon, Haryana, the NGO has spent over 20 years preserving the essence of Indian performing arts while addressing real-world issues with compassion and clarity.
Through powerful stage productions, mythology-based dramas, and grassroots outreach campaigns, the organization bridges the ancient with the urgent. From bringing the Ramayana alive on stage to distributing meals in underserved communities, from training young artists to organizing health camps and education drives, Ras Kala Manch believes in the transformative strength of both art and action. Its mission is not just to perform — but to serve, educate, and awaken society through the shared experience of culture and care.
Stories in Motion
bringing untold stories to life
From impactful stage performances that stirred audiences, to heartfelt words of appreciation from Bollywood personalities who believe in our mission. You’ll also find glimpses of our international appearances where Indian culture met global stages. Each video is a celebration of the work we do, the values we carry, and the voices that support us.
Ravi Mohan – The Vision Behind the Curtain
Actor, Director, Trainer. A life shaped by theatre, lived for the stage.
Ravi Mohan is a nationally recognized actor, director, and theatre trainer who has been dedicated to the world of performance and storytelling for over two decades. He began his journey in 2002 by founding Ras kala Manch with his father, Shri Ras Bihari Ji, in the small town of Safidon, Haryana. Since then, his artistic reach has expanded across India, with over 35 productions directed and lead performances in more than 15 plays.
He has received numerous accolades, including the Best Director Award at Pune (2006) for Naagmandal and at Amritsar (2011) for Ghasi Ram Kotwal. His passion for the craft also led him to television, with notable roles in Crime Patrol (Sony TV), Aur Ek Kahani (DD National), Mahara Haryana Mahari Baat, and Sabrang (DD Hissar).
Ravi Mohan credits his training and discipline to the mentorship of Smt. Dolly Ahluwalia Tiwari and Shri Kamal Tiwari, who guided him through workshops at Sangeet Natak Akademi and National School of Drama, Delhi. Their influence not only shaped his technical skills but also deepened his understanding of theatre as a tool for cultural expression and social reflection.
A Cultural Flame That Never Fades
How We Help
Professional plays based on Indian epics and social themes performed across villages, cities, and national platforms.
Food distribution, clothing drives, and support for workers, children, and elderly in vulnerable communities.
Blood donation, organ awareness, and free health checkups conducted with registered medical partners.