It was the last of the programmes organised by the Punjab Sangeet Natak Academy to usher in the tercentenary year of Sikhism as the previous evenings had seen musical programmes. `Zafarnama', written by Charanjit Singh, centres around the realisation that dawned on Aurangzeb about the cruelties unleashed on the Sikhs by his deputies in Punjab culminating in the killing of the Guru's two sons. With Daman himself acting as the Emperor and wife Jaswinder as Zeenat, along with Gurki and Anita in supporting role, the play lacked in pace, spacing and involvement.