Funded by UNICEF the shows were staged at Katakhali Bazar, Harian Bazar, Damkura Hat, Fudkipara Padma river bank, Haripur Hath, Court Station and Rajshahi station areas, Nawhata, Baya and Alupotty Padma river bank.

Each and every show drew a huge crowd who were fascinated by the performances of Nana-Natee-- grandfather-grandson-- a major feature of Gambhira. Accompanied by traditional music, Nana and Natee danced and narrated the story in typical Chapainawabganj tune that dealt with the contemporary issue.

Morshed performed as Nana and Sony played the character of Natee. Liton, Kamal, Bokul, Amu, Tushar, Rabin, Benzu, and Shahin played the instruments.

Rajshahi Theater President Kamarullah Sarkar said, "If people are not aware of bird flu, this could lead to a major disaster. To communicate well with the people of the region we have used Gambhira, the popular indigenous theatre form of greater Rajshahi."