The Open Cultural Center
February 04, 2020 7:30 pm Tuesday
“Around the River” is a documentary about the making of Jean Renoir’s film The River (1951).
Arnaud Mandagaran Who was born in Paris. Studied philosophy at the University of Paris at Nanterre (1968/1971) and discovered the Indian sub-continent in the early 1970s, a part of the world that has remained for him a subject of interest. Indeed most of his documentary films have been on South Asian subjects.
Aksariyat Akliyat – Hindi PlayPlay2.5 hrsFebruary 02, 2020 7:30 pm Sunday
Alternative Spaces Project in association with Hobnob Events and Entertainment presents AKSARIYAT-AKLIYAT – A Platform Theatrical
SYNOPSIS: “What is Kashmir, but a simple beauty and an ugly truth.”
Kashmir has been a conflict zone for more than 72 years, and the recent abrogation of Article 370 has plunged it into yet another crisis.
Come witness an inventive take on the history of Kashmir, from mythology to contemporary reality, touching narratives and counter-narratives that continue to colour our perspectives about the valley and its people.
This play was a part of THESPO- India’s Biggest Youth Theatre Festival and The Roots India Short Play Festival 2020 and performed at Prithvi Theatre and at LTG Auditorium, Mandi House, Delhi.
Till now it has been performed 10times in different cities like Udaipur, Jaipur, Delhi and Mumbai.
Written By: Karan Chaudhary Directed By: Vivek Tyagi
Cast :- Ashish Singh Rajput, Sarthak Gaba, Jai Vardhan Rai, Shrey Kaushik, Tushar Ranga and Abhishek Kumar Singh Lights:- Kanak Sekhawat
For more details, Call or Whatsapp Chetan Gupta (+91 9515125320) Ashish Shrivastava (+91 7702778557)
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OrganizerAlternative Space Projects in association with Hobnob EnE
February 01, 2020 6:30 pm Saturday
Zarafet, a dance production by the Choreography Society of TISS Hyderabad, is an ensemble of phenomenal performances on a wide range of dance genres; from Indian Classical dance to Rajasthani folk, and from Western to Indian Contemporary.
January 31, 2020 7:30 pm Friday
Alternative Spaces Project in association with Hobnob Events and Entertainment presents AKSARIYAT-AKLIYAT – A Platform Theatrical
SYNOPSIS: “What is Kashmir, but a simple beauty and an ugly truth.”
Kashmir has been a conflict zone for more than 72 years, and the recent abrogation of Article 370 has plunged it into yet another crisis.
Come witness an inventive take on the history of Kashmir, from mythology to contemporary reality, touching narratives and counter-narratives that continue to colour our perspectives about the valley and its people.
This play was a part of THESPO- India’s Biggest Youth Theatre Festival and The Roots India Short Play Festival 2020 and performed at Prithvi Theatre and at LTG Auditorium, Mandi House, Delhi.
Till now it has been performed 10times in different cities like Udaipur, Jaipur, Delhi and Mumbai.
Written By: Karan Chaudhary Directed By: Vivek Tyagi
Cast :- Ashish Singh Rajput, Sarthak Gaba, Jai Vardhan Rai, Shrey Kaushik, Tushar Ranga and Abhishek Kumar Singh Lights:- Kanak Sekhawat
For more details, Call or Whatsapp Chetan Gupta (+91 9515125320) Ashish Shrivastava (+91 7702778557)
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Music Club,
January 30, 2020 6:30 pm Thursday
Music Club,
Do you want to share and listen to music, talk about it, understand and appreciate it better?
Then you can join us Last Thursday’s of every month, at 6:30 pm at Lamakaan.
It is an informal group with no restrictions on entry. Drop in on 30th January. This month, Aradhana Karhade, the famous khayal singer will breakdown a Chhota Khayal. Explain the nuances with examples.
January 29, 2020 5:00 pm Wednesday
January 29 has been earmarked as Indian Newspaper Day by the Indian Newspaper Society. On this Day, Bhavan’s College Alumni Association, a registered Society in Hyderabad would hold an open meeting to understand and deliberate on various issues and insights about the print media in India. Entry is free and young newspaper readers are encouraged to join and share their experiences.
Our group is one that of mass media students who are also qualified in allied aspects of the profession like Theatre, Cinema and Literature. Over the past few years, we have independently and inter-dependently completed a lot of assignments in the film and advertising fields for both corporate and public service sectors. At Lamakaan, our members have been featured in independent theatre productions, lecture sessions, musical evenings and also orientation sessions on media and short film screenings for the past 5-6 years.
DAANT PARWAH / దంత సంరక్షణ / TOOTH CARE
Directed and Produced by Sahil Jagasia Language: Hindi/Telugu/Dakhini Duration: 25 minutes Free Entry
Synopsis: In Telanaga(India), Hyderabad’s old city is a living display of age old crafts and craftsmen. One such unlikely practice found at Telephone Exchange Road, East of Charminar is the sculpting of dentures.Since the establishment of the first clinic in 1904 by Mohd. Dilawar Ali, the dentist street of Charminar has evolved into a space offering devoted tooth care to lesser privileged patients. Following the routine of three technicians at work in their workshops, Daant Parwah depicts an ageing street and its antique occupation. Filmed through an observational lens – the documentary offers a peek into the a few patients’ fleeting anxieties of teeth fitting and a tender quest to retain their social and physical identity attached with a functional set of teeth.
January 26, 2020 3:00 pm Sunday
This Republic Day, we the people of India have solemnly resolved to celebrate our constitution!
At a time when the nation is exercising its beautiful right to voice opinions, dissent, and protest, it becomes crucial to evoke our constitution and the uniting principles and vision it represents.
Through poetry, art, music and dance, let us together reflect upon and celebrate our constitution, its significance to us individually and as a nation. Together, let’s pledge to make our country stand by our constitution’s promise of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity.
Muslim Women’s Forum, Women & Transgender Organisations JAC, Queer Swabhimana Yatra
January 25, 2020 7:30 pm Saturday
Coat ki Jeb – A love story from 1960s
Goonj Theatres in association with Hobnobs EnE presents Coat ki Jeb – A love story from 1960s
A love story that transcends generations. Based on a novel written by Shri Saheb Sharan Lal Srivastava, it is set in 1960s & will help us all explore the real meaning of love.The play will showcase how budding feelings of affection can be transformed into it’s true form called ‘LOVE’ just by giving a little push.
Written by: Sri Saheb Sharan Lal Srivastava Directed by: Shashank Srivastava Cast: Ashish Shrivastava, Eipsa Aru, Prerna Gupta, Shashank Srivastava, Chetan Gupta, Prity Kumari, Parikshit Sinha, Akshay Kurseja
For more details, contact: Chetan Gupta (+91 9515125320) Ashish Shrivastava (+91 7702778557) Shashank Srivastava(+91 8897344405)
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About Ashish: Performed at Lamakaan for Plays like – Coat Ki Jeb, DharmShashtra, Sweekar About Hobnobs: Hobnobs is an events and entertainment company started in Hyderabad. We hobnobs are bringing together people from all the communities on a single platform. Our services varies from organizing plays, events, promoting talent & all kinds of workshops.
January 24, 2020 7:30 pm Friday
It’s a socio-political satire which involves a conversation between three crazy men who are talking about different social aspects directly/indirectly and suddenly a stranger enters and that is when story begins, according to this forth person he is not an insane rather very educated even then also he is in mental asylum. As they interact and talk further, they discuss every possible topic in very different and insane style to watch yourself giggling throughout the evening come and enjoy the play.