The play follows the story of Saikat Ahamed's own mother, Hashi, who was born on the day India declares independence, growing up in the Sunderban jungles, smiling and surrounded by flying tigers.
The odd sound effect is added for emphasis, along with the warm lighting glow of a Bangladeshi sun, while a chair, woven with material forms the central prop.
[1] Holly Spanner of The Reviews Hub rated The Tiger and the Moustache 3/5 and said it "tackles some difficult issues, including political instability, nationality, pride and identity.
Ahamed addresses these issues in a way which puts the audience at ease, mixing in generous helpings of comedy with a dynamic, truthful and energetic story.
"[3] Worcester News said, "The piece tells a captivating tale, both personal and political, through storytelling, theatre, music, dance and a healthy amount of humour.