Anjo Didi (sometimes written Anjo Didi Natak) is a Gujarati stage play written in the early 2000s by acclaimed playwright Mahendra Joshi (not to be confused with the Hindi‑film writer of the same name). The story revolves around Anjoli “Anjo” Patel, the eldest daughter of a middle‑class Gujarati family, who navigates a series of comedic misunderstandings, generational clashes, and romantic entanglements while trying to keep her family’s reputation intact.
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| Copyright holder | Gujarati Sahitya Parishad (GSP) – holds the publishing rights; the playwright may retain moral rights. |
| Term | In India, copyright lasts for the author's life plus 60 years. Ramesh Pandya passed away in 2008, so the work is still under copyright (expires ≈ 2068). |
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| Public Domain | Not applicable (still under copyright). |
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