Lamakaan

Nenu Hinduvunikakundapoyaanu (I Could Not be Hindu: The Story of a Dalit in the RSS)
This is the explosive memoir of Bhanwar Meghwanshi which tells us what it meant to be an untouchable in the RSS. And what it means to become Dalit.
Speakers: Bhanwar Meghwanshi
K.Srinivas, Editor, Andhra Jyothi
6 pm, September 13th, Friday, Lamakaan

Bhumi volunteer orientation to recruit volunteers for projects and programs we run in the organisation such as Civic volunteering and Teaching volunteering in Hyderabad

Voices for Change: A Film Festival and Discussion on Women's Empowerment

Join us to raise awareness about the critical issues of gender equality, women's empowerment, and safety in India. This event aims to shed light on the alarming rise in violence against women, including the heinous crimes of rape and murder. We will stand in solidarity with the family of the young female doctor who was tragically murdered at RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata, demanding swift justice for this horrific act.

The event will feature a powerful showcase of short films that explore the complexities of gender-based violence, discrimination, and the struggles faced by women in various aspects of life. Through thought-provoking narratives and compelling visuals, these films will spark important conversations and inspire action.

Following the film screenings, we will host a panel discussion featuring experts, activists, and survivors who will share their insights and experiences. The discussion will delve into the root causes of gender-based violence, the challenges faced by women in India, and the urgent need for systemic change. We will explore strategies for promoting gender equality, empowering women, and creating a safer environment for all.

This event is an opportunity to raise our voices against the atrocities committed against women, including the harassment and violence faced by female doctors in medical colleges and hospitals. We will advocate for stronger measures to protect women in the workplace and ensure their safety and well-being.

By attending this event, you can contribute to a movement for positive change and help create a more just and equitable society for all. Let us come together to demand justice for the victims of violence, support survivors, and work towards a future where women can live free from fear and discrimination.

Key Topics:

* Gender equality and women's empowerment
* Women's safety and security
* Violence against women, including rape and murder
* Justice for the victim of the RG Kar Hospital incident
* Safety of women in the workplace
* Harassment and discrimination faced by female doctors

Call for Participation

We invite filmmakers, activists, students, and members of the community to join us for this important event. Your participation will contribute to creating a meaningful and impactful experience for all attendees.

Join us on 14th September at Lamakaan for the book discussion of *The Many Lives of Syeda X* by award-winning journalist Neha Dixit. This searing account of urban life in New India traces the tumultuous journey of a faceless Indian woman over three decades. Panelists Prof. Aseem Prakash (TISS Hyderabad) and Prof. Faizan Mustafa (Vice Chancellor, CNLU) will lead the discussion. Don't miss this insightful event!

Children Book For All (CBA) started in November last year by Arushi, a psychotherapist in practice since 7 years. We facilitate readings through a psycho-socio-emotional lens for everyone to get in touch with their inner children through personal, interpersonal and systemic practices. We are also setting up a free children's book library for all in Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, India.

The Save Chevella Banyans group has been working for the past five years to protect a stretch of heritage banyan trees on the Manneguda-Chevella-Vikarabad road from being felled to make way for a four-lane highway. The group received a favourable judgment from the National Green Tribunal that in its opinion required that the National Highways Authorities of India conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment before proceeding with the highway construction, noting that the trees were part of a valuable ecosystem that should be preserved. The group has now learned that the highway project is slated to be cleared, and the EIA has been obtained. We wish to challenge this and seek to examine whether the EIA has indeed been done as per norms.

An unmarried couple bumps into an agent of a corporate organization, who makes them an offer they could not reject. Octopus Limited Estd. 2024 is an adaptation of the renowned Bengali playwright, Mohit Chattopadhyay's play, Octopus Limited. The play deals with capitalism and how deep its roots are in our society and minds.

SHOWING THIS Tuesday: MAA BHOOMI (1979)
Join us for a screening of Goutam Ghose's film Maa Bhoomi, which captures the spirit and events of the Telangana Peasant Uprising. As we reach 77 years since the annexation of the Nizam's state by India, the film is essential viewing to understand the complexity of the region's history.

The movie will be screened with English subtitles. The screening of the movie will be followed by a discussion on various aspects of the movie as well as about the glorious Telangana peasant uprising.

Organised by Hyderabad Cinephiles and In Defence of Reason
For details, contact: 7013936466

Another month, another director! September brings a master film director from France whose films were considered to be larger than life. Remembering Jean Renoir.

Jean Renoir (1894–1979) was a pioneering French filmmaker and one of the most influential directors in cinema history. Born on September 15, 1894, in Paris, France, he was the son of the renowned impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Jean Renoir made his mark in the film industry with a body of work characterized by its humanism, social commentary, and innovative techniques. His films, such as La Grande Illusion (1937) and The Rules of the Game (1939), are celebrated for their deep characterizations, fluid camera movements, and exploration of class and societal structures. Renoir's style often blended realism with poetic storytelling, earning him a lasting legacy in both French and world cinema. He passed away on February 12, 1979, in Beverly Hills, California, leaving behind a rich cinematic heritage.

Film Title: THE SOUTHERNER | 1945 | 92 Mins | USA| English Language with English Subtitles

About the film: The Southerner is a 1945 American drama film directed by Jean Renoir and based on the 1941 novel Hold Autumn in Your Hand by George Sessions Perry. The film received Oscar nominations for Best Director (the only Oscar nomination Renoir received), Original Music Score, and Sound. Renoir was named Best Director by the National Board of Review, which also named the film the third best of 1945. The film portrays the hardships of a poor family struggling to establish a cotton farm in Texas in the early 1940s.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is Free & Open to all!

"Middle Class Melodies" is a comedy play written by Jandhyala and directed by Rohith Raj Aakula. It’s about three son-in-laws who each want their retired father-in-law's savings. Their funny and clever attempts to get the money highlight middle-class dreams and greed. This play is packed with humor and relatable situations, promising a fun-filled evening. Come enjoy a hilarious story that will keep you laughing!

Ramesh Karthik will be in conversation with Purnima Tammireddy, translator and publisher of Manto's Siya Hashiye and Amrita Pritam's Pinjar novel. The conversation will be in Telugu.

As supreme court has discriminalised section 377, Mobbera Foundation has been treating it as "Indian Coming out day" and has been organising an event for queer and trans people to come out and share their coming out stories and few performances ( Singing)with their stories

Wealth and Inequality in India

Description for the email subscribers:

This comparative project spanning South Africa, Brazil, and India (NCR, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Kolkata) attempted to map the social dynamics of wealth ownership and reveal what drives wealth inequality in the Global South. The study sought to understand questions such as: Who are the wealthy Indians? How have they come to acquire vast amounts of wealth? What kinds of wealth do they own? What social backgrounds do they come from? How do social and political networks contribute to the diversification of wealth? What are the conceptual and methodological challenges of studying wealthy in India?
This panel discussion intends to disseminate the major findings of the project and generate a conversation on the differentiation of accumulation across regional and social groups as well as the relation between wealth and politics and the changing nature of state-business relationship.

SMS Description: Panel Discussion on Wealth and Inequality in India

"ajiib dāstān hai ye!" is a performance consisting of more than one dāstān (story) told by artists as a solo performance. The collection of dāstāns which are eccentric will be showcased. This theatrical storytelling performance is developed in a way that is more intimate with the audience and there would be no props used other than just costumes. Stories can be in several languages told by various artists. Inaugural performances featured "Bey" written by Shaukat Thanvi and "Marhoom Ki Yaad Mein" by Patras Bukhari, performed by Rajguru Mohan and Tariquee Haameed respectively at WIC Dehradun on 27th August 2022.

Sifar, in collaboration with Lamakaan,
presenting

NAASHTA और NAATAK

An endeavour to cater to the breakfast lovers in Hyderabad who love to go out on Sunday mornings and can watch the play as a bonus.

Lamakaan का Naashta & Sifar's PARK- a light hearted comedy.

'Daayra - Space of Abused Voices' is a circle designed to offer a safe, secure and nurturing environment for individuals who have experienced sexual abuse. This group is dedicated to creating a space where survivors can come together to share their stories, express what they carry, and find sharedness in another's company. Here, the focus is on acknowledgement, expression and empathy, allowing the members to speak freely and be heard. Here, we emphasize the importance of connecting with others who truly understand the complexities of such experiences. It is a place where shared experiences foster a sense of belonging and where the act of coming together helps to ease the burden of isolation, offering comfort and a sense of community.

This group would be led by Aanchal Munoth, a counselling psychologist and psychotherapist, who aims at creating a space of expression and accessing of experiences, realities and feelings.

"ajiib dāstān hai ye!" is a performance consisting of more than one dāstān (story) told by artists as a solo performance. The collection of dāstāns which are eccentric will be showcased. This theatrical storytelling performance is developed in a way that is more intimate with the audience and there would be no props used other than just costumes. Stories can be in several languages told by various artists. Inaugural performances featured "Bey" written by Shaukat Thanvi and "Marhoom Ki Yaad Mein" by Patras Bukhari, performed by Rajguru Mohan and Tariquee Haameed respectively at WIC Dehradun on 27th August 2022.

Another month, another director! September brings a master film director from France whose films were considered to be larger than life. Remembering Jean Renoir.

Jean Renoir (1894–1979) was a pioneering French filmmaker and one of the most influential directors in cinema history. Born on September 15, 1894, in Paris, France, he was the son of the renowned impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Jean Renoir made his mark in the film industry with a body of work characterized by its humanism, social commentary, and innovative techniques. His films, such as La Grande Illusion (1937) and The Rules of the Game (1939), are celebrated for their deep characterizations, fluid camera movements, and exploration of class and societal structures. Renoir's style often blended realism with poetic storytelling, earning him a lasting legacy in both French and world cinema. He passed away on February 12, 1979, in Beverly Hills, California, leaving behind a rich cinematic heritage.

Film Title: FRENCH CANCAN | 1955 | 104 Mins | France | French Language with English Subtitles

About the film: French Cancan (also known as Only the French Can) is a 1955 French-Italian musical film written and directed by Jean Renoir and starring Jean Gabin, Francoise Arnoul, and María Félix. It marked Renoir's return to France and to French cinema after an exile that began in 1940.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is Free & Open to all!

This is a 32mnts documentary on Fall of Hyderabad on 17th September, 1948
Who were Razakars exactly? How did they damage the 224 years old dynasty of Nizam as well as the prosperous state of Telangana?
Why was it important to join Indian Union? If Sardar Patel had not taken stern action, what would have been the future of Hyderabad state?

It is the 3rd fluid art workshop being conducted by Minion.crafts at Lamakaan. This September marks one year since we started conducting art workshops.

In this workshop, you will not only create art while having fun but also learn some very interesting techniques used in Fluid art. By the end of the workshop, you will have a beautiful artwork that you can take home. This is a beginner friendly workshop. All the art materials including colours, fluid art cups, gloves, and canvas will be provided to you at the venue. You can DM us for further queries.

Date of workshop: 28th September, 2024
Time: 3pm to 5pm
Registration fee: Rs 700/-
Last date of registration : 22nd September, 2024

To register,
DM us on Instagram - minion.crafts
WhatsApp - 6290176108

"ajiib dāstān hai ye!" is a performance consisting of more than one dāstān (story) told by artists as a solo performance. The collection of dāstāns which are eccentric will be showcased. This theatrical storytelling performance is developed in a way that is more intimate with the audience and there would be no props used other than just costumes. Stories can be in several languages told by various artists. Inaugural performances featured "Bey" written by Shaukat Thanvi and "Marhoom Ki Yaad Mein" by Patras Bukhari, performed by Rajguru Mohan and Tariquee Haameed respectively at WIC Dehradun on 27th August 2022.

We are a non-profit organization (NGO) and we are excited to share that we are planning our upcoming annual day event at your venue, LaMaKaan. Our team is eager to utilize your space to prepare for this significant occasion, which celebrates our achievements and milestones. We believe your venue will provide the perfect setting for our event and we look forward to making it a memorable one."

"ajiib dāstān hai ye!" is a performance consisting of more than one dāstān (story) told by artists as a solo performance. The collection of dāstāns which are eccentric will be showcased. This theatrical storytelling performance is developed in a way that is more intimate with the audience and there would be no props used other than just costumes. Stories can be in several languages told by various artists. Inaugural performances featured "Bey" written by Shaukat Thanvi and "Marhoom Ki Yaad Mein" by Patras Bukhari, performed by Rajguru Mohan and Tariquee Haameed respectively at WIC Dehradun on 27th August 2022.

Calling all Heartstopper fans! Join us for a 2-day screening event on Oct 5 & Oct 6! Episodes + quiz = ultimate fan experience! Don't miss out!

2 day screening event followed by a quiz after every episode.

An unmarried couple bumps into an agent of a corporate organization, who makes them an offer they could not reject.

Octopus Limited Estd. 2024 is an adaptation of the renowned Bengali playwright, Mohit Chattopadhyay's play, Octopus Limited. The play deals with capitalism and how deep its roots are in our society and minds.

An actor comes to audition for a play based on Shakespeare’s Hamlet, that is to be staged the next day. Or is it just ‘based’ on Hamlet?
Adapted from Richard James’s writings.

Synopsis:
It is a story about two college students, Shiva and Hari, who became friends in their freshman
year. They had a lot in common, including their strong ambitions to achieve their dreams, which
required a lot of money.
As time passed, they both got into smoking weed, and soon enough, it became an addiction.
They started to spend most of their time getting high, neglecting their studies, passion and even
their friendship. One day, they realized that they needed a lot of money to achieve their
dreams and came up with an idea to start selling weed.
Their business flourished, and they were making a lot of money. but it wasn't long before things
started to go wrong. They got involved with the wrong crowd and started to have conflicts with
each other. Their addiction to weed grew, and their friendship began to suffer.
As they both reached the peak of their business, they lost sight of their values and were willing
to do anything to make more money. The shortcuts they took to achieve their dreams didn't
bring them true happiness.
In the end, Shiva and Hari decided to quit their business and focus on their friendship and
dreams in a more positive way. They realized that they needed to work hard and be patient to
achieve their goals. They learned that true happiness comes from doing things the right way,
and they pledged to never let their addiction control them again.

Note: This story is not intended to promote or glamorize the use of weed. It
focuses on the dangers of addiction and how it can negatively impact students'
mental health and academic pursuits. We do not endorse or encourage drug
use in any form.

Performing Classical Dance (Bharatnatyam)

Nenu Hinduvunikakundapoyaanu (I Could Not be Hindu: The Story of a Dalit in the RSS)
This is the explosive memoir of Bhanwar Meghwanshi which tells us what it meant to be an untouchable in the RSS. And what it means to become Dalit.
Speakers: Bhanwar Meghwanshi
K.Srinivas, Editor, Andhra Jyothi
6 pm, September 13th, Friday, Lamakaan

Bhumi volunteer orientation to recruit volunteers for projects and programs we run in the organisation such as Civic volunteering and Teaching volunteering in Hyderabad

Voices for Change: A Film Festival and Discussion on Women's Empowerment

Join us to raise awareness about the critical issues of gender equality, women's empowerment, and safety in India. This event aims to shed light on the alarming rise in violence against women, including the heinous crimes of rape and murder. We will stand in solidarity with the family of the young female doctor who was tragically murdered at RG Kar Hospital in Kolkata, demanding swift justice for this horrific act.

The event will feature a powerful showcase of short films that explore the complexities of gender-based violence, discrimination, and the struggles faced by women in various aspects of life. Through thought-provoking narratives and compelling visuals, these films will spark important conversations and inspire action.

Following the film screenings, we will host a panel discussion featuring experts, activists, and survivors who will share their insights and experiences. The discussion will delve into the root causes of gender-based violence, the challenges faced by women in India, and the urgent need for systemic change. We will explore strategies for promoting gender equality, empowering women, and creating a safer environment for all.

This event is an opportunity to raise our voices against the atrocities committed against women, including the harassment and violence faced by female doctors in medical colleges and hospitals. We will advocate for stronger measures to protect women in the workplace and ensure their safety and well-being.

By attending this event, you can contribute to a movement for positive change and help create a more just and equitable society for all. Let us come together to demand justice for the victims of violence, support survivors, and work towards a future where women can live free from fear and discrimination.

Key Topics:

* Gender equality and women's empowerment
* Women's safety and security
* Violence against women, including rape and murder
* Justice for the victim of the RG Kar Hospital incident
* Safety of women in the workplace
* Harassment and discrimination faced by female doctors

Call for Participation

We invite filmmakers, activists, students, and members of the community to join us for this important event. Your participation will contribute to creating a meaningful and impactful experience for all attendees.

Join us on 14th September at Lamakaan for the book discussion of *The Many Lives of Syeda X* by award-winning journalist Neha Dixit. This searing account of urban life in New India traces the tumultuous journey of a faceless Indian woman over three decades. Panelists Prof. Aseem Prakash (TISS Hyderabad) and Prof. Faizan Mustafa (Vice Chancellor, CNLU) will lead the discussion. Don't miss this insightful event!

Children Book For All (CBA) started in November last year by Arushi, a psychotherapist in practice since 7 years. We facilitate readings through a psycho-socio-emotional lens for everyone to get in touch with their inner children through personal, interpersonal and systemic practices. We are also setting up a free children's book library for all in Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, India.

The Save Chevella Banyans group has been working for the past five years to protect a stretch of heritage banyan trees on the Manneguda-Chevella-Vikarabad road from being felled to make way for a four-lane highway. The group received a favourable judgment from the National Green Tribunal that in its opinion required that the National Highways Authorities of India conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment before proceeding with the highway construction, noting that the trees were part of a valuable ecosystem that should be preserved. The group has now learned that the highway project is slated to be cleared, and the EIA has been obtained. We wish to challenge this and seek to examine whether the EIA has indeed been done as per norms.

An unmarried couple bumps into an agent of a corporate organization, who makes them an offer they could not reject. Octopus Limited Estd. 2024 is an adaptation of the renowned Bengali playwright, Mohit Chattopadhyay's play, Octopus Limited. The play deals with capitalism and how deep its roots are in our society and minds.

SHOWING THIS Tuesday: MAA BHOOMI (1979)
Join us for a screening of Goutam Ghose's film Maa Bhoomi, which captures the spirit and events of the Telangana Peasant Uprising. As we reach 77 years since the annexation of the Nizam's state by India, the film is essential viewing to understand the complexity of the region's history.

The movie will be screened with English subtitles. The screening of the movie will be followed by a discussion on various aspects of the movie as well as about the glorious Telangana peasant uprising.

Organised by Hyderabad Cinephiles and In Defence of Reason
For details, contact: 7013936466

Another month, another director! September brings a master film director from France whose films were considered to be larger than life. Remembering Jean Renoir.

Jean Renoir (1894–1979) was a pioneering French filmmaker and one of the most influential directors in cinema history. Born on September 15, 1894, in Paris, France, he was the son of the renowned impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Jean Renoir made his mark in the film industry with a body of work characterized by its humanism, social commentary, and innovative techniques. His films, such as La Grande Illusion (1937) and The Rules of the Game (1939), are celebrated for their deep characterizations, fluid camera movements, and exploration of class and societal structures. Renoir's style often blended realism with poetic storytelling, earning him a lasting legacy in both French and world cinema. He passed away on February 12, 1979, in Beverly Hills, California, leaving behind a rich cinematic heritage.

Film Title: THE SOUTHERNER | 1945 | 92 Mins | USA| English Language with English Subtitles

About the film: The Southerner is a 1945 American drama film directed by Jean Renoir and based on the 1941 novel Hold Autumn in Your Hand by George Sessions Perry. The film received Oscar nominations for Best Director (the only Oscar nomination Renoir received), Original Music Score, and Sound. Renoir was named Best Director by the National Board of Review, which also named the film the third best of 1945. The film portrays the hardships of a poor family struggling to establish a cotton farm in Texas in the early 1940s.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is Free & Open to all!

"Middle Class Melodies" is a comedy play written by Jandhyala and directed by Rohith Raj Aakula. It’s about three son-in-laws who each want their retired father-in-law's savings. Their funny and clever attempts to get the money highlight middle-class dreams and greed. This play is packed with humor and relatable situations, promising a fun-filled evening. Come enjoy a hilarious story that will keep you laughing!

Ramesh Karthik will be in conversation with Purnima Tammireddy, translator and publisher of Manto's Siya Hashiye and Amrita Pritam's Pinjar novel. The conversation will be in Telugu.

As supreme court has discriminalised section 377, Mobbera Foundation has been treating it as "Indian Coming out day" and has been organising an event for queer and trans people to come out and share their coming out stories and few performances ( Singing)with their stories

Wealth and Inequality in India

Description for the email subscribers:

This comparative project spanning South Africa, Brazil, and India (NCR, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Kolkata) attempted to map the social dynamics of wealth ownership and reveal what drives wealth inequality in the Global South. The study sought to understand questions such as: Who are the wealthy Indians? How have they come to acquire vast amounts of wealth? What kinds of wealth do they own? What social backgrounds do they come from? How do social and political networks contribute to the diversification of wealth? What are the conceptual and methodological challenges of studying wealthy in India?
This panel discussion intends to disseminate the major findings of the project and generate a conversation on the differentiation of accumulation across regional and social groups as well as the relation between wealth and politics and the changing nature of state-business relationship.

SMS Description: Panel Discussion on Wealth and Inequality in India

"ajiib dāstān hai ye!" is a performance consisting of more than one dāstān (story) told by artists as a solo performance. The collection of dāstāns which are eccentric will be showcased. This theatrical storytelling performance is developed in a way that is more intimate with the audience and there would be no props used other than just costumes. Stories can be in several languages told by various artists. Inaugural performances featured "Bey" written by Shaukat Thanvi and "Marhoom Ki Yaad Mein" by Patras Bukhari, performed by Rajguru Mohan and Tariquee Haameed respectively at WIC Dehradun on 27th August 2022.

Sifar, in collaboration with Lamakaan,
presenting

NAASHTA और NAATAK

An endeavour to cater to the breakfast lovers in Hyderabad who love to go out on Sunday mornings and can watch the play as a bonus.

Lamakaan का Naashta & Sifar's PARK- a light hearted comedy.

'Daayra - Space of Abused Voices' is a circle designed to offer a safe, secure and nurturing environment for individuals who have experienced sexual abuse. This group is dedicated to creating a space where survivors can come together to share their stories, express what they carry, and find sharedness in another's company. Here, the focus is on acknowledgement, expression and empathy, allowing the members to speak freely and be heard. Here, we emphasize the importance of connecting with others who truly understand the complexities of such experiences. It is a place where shared experiences foster a sense of belonging and where the act of coming together helps to ease the burden of isolation, offering comfort and a sense of community.

This group would be led by Aanchal Munoth, a counselling psychologist and psychotherapist, who aims at creating a space of expression and accessing of experiences, realities and feelings.

"ajiib dāstān hai ye!" is a performance consisting of more than one dāstān (story) told by artists as a solo performance. The collection of dāstāns which are eccentric will be showcased. This theatrical storytelling performance is developed in a way that is more intimate with the audience and there would be no props used other than just costumes. Stories can be in several languages told by various artists. Inaugural performances featured "Bey" written by Shaukat Thanvi and "Marhoom Ki Yaad Mein" by Patras Bukhari, performed by Rajguru Mohan and Tariquee Haameed respectively at WIC Dehradun on 27th August 2022.

Another month, another director! September brings a master film director from France whose films were considered to be larger than life. Remembering Jean Renoir.

Jean Renoir (1894–1979) was a pioneering French filmmaker and one of the most influential directors in cinema history. Born on September 15, 1894, in Paris, France, he was the son of the renowned impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Jean Renoir made his mark in the film industry with a body of work characterized by its humanism, social commentary, and innovative techniques. His films, such as La Grande Illusion (1937) and The Rules of the Game (1939), are celebrated for their deep characterizations, fluid camera movements, and exploration of class and societal structures. Renoir's style often blended realism with poetic storytelling, earning him a lasting legacy in both French and world cinema. He passed away on February 12, 1979, in Beverly Hills, California, leaving behind a rich cinematic heritage.

Film Title: FRENCH CANCAN | 1955 | 104 Mins | France | French Language with English Subtitles

About the film: French Cancan (also known as Only the French Can) is a 1955 French-Italian musical film written and directed by Jean Renoir and starring Jean Gabin, Francoise Arnoul, and María Félix. It marked Renoir's return to France and to French cinema after an exile that began in 1940.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is Free & Open to all!

This is a 32mnts documentary on Fall of Hyderabad on 17th September, 1948
Who were Razakars exactly? How did they damage the 224 years old dynasty of Nizam as well as the prosperous state of Telangana?
Why was it important to join Indian Union? If Sardar Patel had not taken stern action, what would have been the future of Hyderabad state?

It is the 3rd fluid art workshop being conducted by Minion.crafts at Lamakaan. This September marks one year since we started conducting art workshops.

In this workshop, you will not only create art while having fun but also learn some very interesting techniques used in Fluid art. By the end of the workshop, you will have a beautiful artwork that you can take home. This is a beginner friendly workshop. All the art materials including colours, fluid art cups, gloves, and canvas will be provided to you at the venue. You can DM us for further queries.

Date of workshop: 28th September, 2024
Time: 3pm to 5pm
Registration fee: Rs 700/-
Last date of registration : 22nd September, 2024

To register,
DM us on Instagram - minion.crafts
WhatsApp - 6290176108

"ajiib dāstān hai ye!" is a performance consisting of more than one dāstān (story) told by artists as a solo performance. The collection of dāstāns which are eccentric will be showcased. This theatrical storytelling performance is developed in a way that is more intimate with the audience and there would be no props used other than just costumes. Stories can be in several languages told by various artists. Inaugural performances featured "Bey" written by Shaukat Thanvi and "Marhoom Ki Yaad Mein" by Patras Bukhari, performed by Rajguru Mohan and Tariquee Haameed respectively at WIC Dehradun on 27th August 2022.

We are a non-profit organization (NGO) and we are excited to share that we are planning our upcoming annual day event at your venue, LaMaKaan. Our team is eager to utilize your space to prepare for this significant occasion, which celebrates our achievements and milestones. We believe your venue will provide the perfect setting for our event and we look forward to making it a memorable one."

"ajiib dāstān hai ye!" is a performance consisting of more than one dāstān (story) told by artists as a solo performance. The collection of dāstāns which are eccentric will be showcased. This theatrical storytelling performance is developed in a way that is more intimate with the audience and there would be no props used other than just costumes. Stories can be in several languages told by various artists. Inaugural performances featured "Bey" written by Shaukat Thanvi and "Marhoom Ki Yaad Mein" by Patras Bukhari, performed by Rajguru Mohan and Tariquee Haameed respectively at WIC Dehradun on 27th August 2022.

Calling all Heartstopper fans! Join us for a 2-day screening event on Oct 5 & Oct 6! Episodes + quiz = ultimate fan experience! Don't miss out!

2 day screening event followed by a quiz after every episode.

An unmarried couple bumps into an agent of a corporate organization, who makes them an offer they could not reject.

Octopus Limited Estd. 2024 is an adaptation of the renowned Bengali playwright, Mohit Chattopadhyay's play, Octopus Limited. The play deals with capitalism and how deep its roots are in our society and minds.

An actor comes to audition for a play based on Shakespeare’s Hamlet, that is to be staged the next day. Or is it just ‘based’ on Hamlet?
Adapted from Richard James’s writings.

Synopsis:
It is a story about two college students, Shiva and Hari, who became friends in their freshman
year. They had a lot in common, including their strong ambitions to achieve their dreams, which
required a lot of money.
As time passed, they both got into smoking weed, and soon enough, it became an addiction.
They started to spend most of their time getting high, neglecting their studies, passion and even
their friendship. One day, they realized that they needed a lot of money to achieve their
dreams and came up with an idea to start selling weed.
Their business flourished, and they were making a lot of money. but it wasn't long before things
started to go wrong. They got involved with the wrong crowd and started to have conflicts with
each other. Their addiction to weed grew, and their friendship began to suffer.
As they both reached the peak of their business, they lost sight of their values and were willing
to do anything to make more money. The shortcuts they took to achieve their dreams didn't
bring them true happiness.
In the end, Shiva and Hari decided to quit their business and focus on their friendship and
dreams in a more positive way. They realized that they needed to work hard and be patient to
achieve their goals. They learned that true happiness comes from doing things the right way,
and they pledged to never let their addiction control them again.

Note: This story is not intended to promote or glamorize the use of weed. It
focuses on the dangers of addiction and how it can negatively impact students'
mental health and academic pursuits. We do not endorse or encourage drug
use in any form.