Till Death Do It’s Part is a play about how death, that is looked at as the end point of life and togetherness, sets the characters of the play free and pushes them to live outside the idea of ‘the end’. 

The characters of Vishwa and Jiwa in the play struggle with, not only that their respective parents are about to die but also how excited and ready they are to move on to the next plane. 

Vishwa and Jiwa are young and determined to prolong their parents' life and they push to the point that they follow them in their journey to the ‘beyond’. This journey leads them to a place of intense crisis and is the crescendo of the play. An immense conflict ensues between what the children want and what their parents really need.

The play is about how death plays its part in people questioning themselves about their intention towards their loved ones. Death brings the four characters of the play and their relationship to a crossroad where they truly find the freedom in letting each other go.