Review of ‘A Nice Indian Boy’ from Windy City Times.

If history mandates a happy resolution for the members of the Gavaskar clan, the intelligence reflected in Shekar’s progress on the never-smooth road to enlightenment is to be commended. The Rasaka Theatre cast members sustain the tone under the direction of Anna C. Bahow, and deliver performances mirroring honest responses to honest questions with never a hint of sitcom caricature. Audiences of all ethnicities will see reflections of their own kin in this warm-hearted portrait, and a few may even recognize the sly references to DDLJ embedded in Matt Reich’s infectious incidental music.