It commemorates “the Chargola Exodus of 1921, one of the first organized and articulated labour protests against colonial oppression and the bondage labour system in tea plantations”. Today is the historic “Muluk Cholo Dibas” (Return to Homeland Day) — a landmark day in the struggle of tea plantation workers. On Muluk Cholo Dibas, the play’s relevance becomes even more poignant. The rebellion became known worldwide as the Chargola Exodus, and in India, it came to be known as the Muluk Cholo Movement. Who today remembers this heartbreaking and horrifying chapter in the lives of tea workers?