Event Collections

‘Do Kaudi ka Khel’, A Hindustani adaptation of German playwright Bertolt Brecht’s most popular play ‘The Three Penny Opera’ by Parimal Dutta bares the rise of the corrupt in different realms through unethical means. ‘The Three Penny Opera’ in turn was originally based on John Gay’s ‘Beggar’s Opera’. Parimal had made certain aberrations to structure the play in present day’s Indian milieu.  Read More

Jagriti introduces Morning Raag. Bring in your Sunday at 7.30am, with songs and ragas that blend with the freshness and newness of the morning. ?Read More

Oorga - as pickles are affectionately called in the south of India, accompany every meal. Vegetables brinned in aromatic spices and oils, made from grandmother's recipes are the pride of every household. And the best oorga is one made over time, made with love and attention, where the flavour of each individual ingredient blends together to create something special. Read More

Aanartanam- An evening of dance encompassing choreographic works of Sharmila Mukerjee. The Odissi ensemble will begin with a preview of the dance ballet “Sookshma” (an environment centric Kannada folk tale) Abhinaya, an integral part of any classical dance form will also be an important aspect of the evening.Read More

Section 377, a law that criminalises “carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any man, woman, or animal,” has had a long and contentious history in India since it was first introduced by the British in 1861.Read More

What is freedom? How free is a woman? Is she free to live on her own terms, to travel on her own terms, to be herself, by herself? In RIP a woman seeks her path, within her restricted life, tied to her husband, by first convincing her husband to take her with him on his work related travel.Read More

Lady Anandi is a documentary theatre performance by Anuja Ghosalkar.Read More

Urban Folk Project is a young collective started by Shilpa Mudbi Kothakota and Adithya Kothakota.Read More

Talattu addresses two very strong bonds of love that we share in our lives.Read More

What started off as an experiment to paint on different medium as canvases, after years of painting on walls, fabric, paper, metal and wood, Nidhi wanted to paint on something that felt alive. Like wet clay with air passing through it, breathing and moving. From this came the exploration of painting on human bodies - A living, breathing canvas. When Padma came across Nidhi’s Breathing Canvas project, she was intrigued. Would it be possible to take away the male gaze, the lover’s gaze and see these bodies that hold a million stories? Could she tell their stories through the art that Nidhi was creating on these women’s bodies? Read More