Upcoming Events

Improvisational theater needs no introduction. The most unprocessed form of theater where the key ingredient is spontaneity. This time, we have decided to add a little twist to improv. To the improv that we generally do.To celebrate Halloween, instead of actors, we are going to perform improv theater with characters- from books, from movies and from pop culture.

Maren, International outreach coordinator for the Palestinian grassroots Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign (Stop the Wall) and part of the secretariat of the Palestinian BDS National Committee, a large coalition of Palestinian movements. She is currently on a two months trip to India.

She would speaking about the Palestine solidarity and the Indian context, share some of the experiences in Palestine and to see if we can build ways to work together.

Book reading and discussion by Gopalakrishna & Parag.

Fandry is a 2013 Indian Marathi-language film, written and directed by Nagraj Manjule in a directorial debut. It stars Somnath Avghade and Rajshree Kharat as the film leads. The story focuses on a young boy's infatuation amidst caste-based discrimination.

The Drama "To Mi Navhech" is a intense Court Room Drama

based on the famous Madhav Kazi Case of the 60's. This was

covered immensely by Press & Professor Mr. P.K. Atre of

Marathi Daily "Maratha", used to write editorials on the case

during the court proceedings which were very popular.

The Drama is totally based on Court Room Scenes laced with

intermittent flash back of the witness/victims. Where the

accused is shown in different guises & again comes back to

Court Room, in the Original guise. These fast changes of guise

and scene is the key to this Drama.

Lakhoba Lokhande, the central character, has duped many

people including Girls, Married them, Usurped all their wealth

and vanished only to surface with a different name and

different guise to dupe another girl, he has even murdered a

victim. During the proceedings, he decides to plead his own

case.

The last act which is being staged today is the final part where

in arguments take place and the judgment is delivered.

Basic introduction to chocolate making at home. 30+ recipes in various types of fillings. Handouts of recipes will be given. Hands on experience. Take aways.Fee:Rs 1500. Pre-registration mandatory. Limited seats. For further details contact Juwairiya 9866736053 email chocolatefables@gmail.com

Write Club, Hyderabad is a hangout place for all the writers of Hyderabad to sit together and spend a lazy Saturday afternoon in the best possible way - Writing! What we do, basically: One of the members of Write Club (anyone with a participation count over 2 consecutive meetups) hosts a session. They bring with them a theme, a writing plan and exercises. We all then write to the host’s prompts and guidelines for about an hour. We read out our write-ups, based on the writer’s discretion and obtain feedback and critique on them. Any pre-requisites: Entry is free, open and welcomed. Bring your writing devices and we’re all set! We promise to provide you with good coffee and a super-creative conversation. When do we have Write Club: Every Saturday afternoon – 4PM to 7PM

K-Circle's monthly Non-Competitive Quiz held at Lamakaan. Everybody is welcome.

Marathi One Act Play – EK - APRIL ( Below 16 years not allowed )

Marathi Play Write – Yogesh Soman

Design & Direction – Saurabh Gharipurikar

Lights – Krishna Shukl


Cast

Ajay – Tejas Mahajan

Anil – Vinayak Raikhelkar

Shirish – Subodh Kulkarni

Rakesh – Kedar Subhedar



Pranks can be notorious, but the truth can be uglier.

About the Play - How many of us have dealt with imprisonment of some sort inside our own homes? Today, freedom of speech, freedom of thought and freedom of any kind is rare to come by. Hasn`t the world seen some very disturbing parental relationships? The impact of a disturbed childhood is grave. In fact, no one else can understand just how bad it is.

This is the story of four hostel roommates (Anil, Ajay, Sirish and Rakesh), who plan to play a prank on their friend to pull his leg. As they have been friends for a while now, they know each other pretty well. One day, Ajay`s 3 friends plan to tell him that his father is waiting for him in the room. He is shocked, because his father has never visited him in 3 years. He rushes to the room to meet him and finds only his friends there. This leads to an argument between them, which reveals more than they would like.


Date – 05th November 2016

Time – 08:00 pm

Venue – Lamakaan Banjara Hills, Rd No 01.

Duration – 60 Minutes

Donor Pass – 200/-

More details contact production manager Saurabh @ 9494512141

A vocal recital by Renduchintala Murali Krishna in the Carnatic style, accompanied by Sri J.Saibaba on Violin and Sri J.Bala Murali Krishna on Tabla/Mridangam. The artiste had earlier performed at different venues such as Shilparamam, Annamayyapuram, TTD Balaji Temple, Guruvayoor Temple, Chilkur Balaji Temple, Yoga consciousness Trust to name a few.He had also performed over AIR on several occasions.

The forum – ‘In Defense of Reason’ dedicated to the cause of promoting reasoning and rationality in society, is going to screen the movie ‘October: Ten Days That Shook the World’ on the centenary anniversary of the October Revolution. It was the first revolution after the establishment of ‘Paris Commune’ which was led by the working class. Russian masses down and out by the World War launched offensive on the White Palace of Petrograd (now ‘St. Petersburg’), led by the Bolsheviks on 25th October, 1917 (according to the old calendar) with the slogan of ‘Bread, Peace & Land’ and established their justified rule on the state power after a revolutionary struggle. This film made on the tenth anniversary of the October Revolution under the combined direction of Sergei Eisenstein and Grigori Aleksandrov is akin to a live documentary of the fateful mega event. Some might think that what is the need of discussion on a revolution and its legacy by a forum dedicated to promote logic and critical thinking? In answer to this, we would like to quote Marx, “Revolutions are the locomotives of history.” For a detailed discussion, you are invited on the screening. We will discuss some important questions such as the relevance of the October Revolution today! In which circumstances did this Revolution succeed? What was the historical contribution of that Revolution in the development of the toiling masses of Soviet Union? We will also discuss about the revolutionary experiment by Eisenstein in the form of ‘Montage.’ The revolutionary vigor and spirit of those “Ten Days of Revolution That Shook the World” are still alive amongst the working classes all over the world. ‘In Defense of Reason’ invites you to watch the movie and to participate in the discussion post that in Lamakaan at 1:30 PM, 6th Nov, 2016.

A Blue Print for Love by Chatura Rao - Book Launch

Haunted by memories of her dead sister and childhood home, Reva meets her sister's then-boyfriend, Suveer, every year for a day in a friendship that seems to offer each of them a way to come to terms with the past. Suveer is reporting an election story of 'dishousing' on a bungalow belonging to a Muslim businessman in a Hindu-dominated area of Gandhinagar. Unable to remain objective when the mob turns on Mahnoor, a young Muslim woman, he is beaten up and hospitalised. Without a second thought Reva leaves her husband and goes to him.
Suveer and Reva seek shelter with Mahnoor and her husband Zahyan, who find the life they'd painstakingly constructed is slowly unravelling.

This gripping story asks the question: where is home? Reva and Suveer, Zahyan and Mahnoor, be it in circumstances of love or loss, ever seek a path to return by.

About the Author:
Chatura Rao's first book was The Case of Disappearing Colour, a children's fantasy novel. Nabiya, a picture book for young children, and Growing Up in Pandupur- short stories co-written with Adithi Rao - are her other books for children.
Her first novel for adults was Meanwhile Upriver.
Chatura is also a freelance journalist. She conducts creative writing workshops at Prithvi Theatre, Mumbai, and is the curator of the Chandigarh Children's Literature Festival. She blogs at https://storybed.wordpress.com/

Entry Free and Open to All!

This is a Storytelling session for adults . There would not be any tech required . I would need just a room or terrace to accommodate about 20-25 adults

Manch theatre Presents A Hillarious Comedy Telugu Play, Chai Edhi Be?


CHAI EDHI BE? is a Original MANCH Theatre's Production.
It's a hilarious comedy Telugu play written and Directed by Srikanth Banala. This play revolves around a tea seller who has a dream of getting a broken relationship intact, presented in a semi rural setup, this play makes you laugh throughout the conversations between variety of people thronging the tea stall. The rest of the play is how the tea seller makes things happen and makes things end well.

The Artists include Neelesh Ahankari, Harsha Chakillam, Prashanth Kumboji,Sai krishna Dheram, Karthik putta,Suman Singasani, Saddi Manasa, Sridevi Jella, Rakesh Kumar Narlapuram, Shiva kumar .

Show starts at 7:30pm tickets will be available from 7pm at the venue. And can book via Bookmyshow too.

Please do come and enjoy the show.

Gateway to heaven
Film Synopsis
Gateway to heaven is a film based on a true life story of Rajeshwar Rao. Who has completed last rites of 12000 unknown and unclaimed dead bodies, the film narrates the story in 4 different arts.
Animation, Fiction, Pencil Sketching, Documentary
Animation part narrates the story of international organ mafia, fiction part explains how national organ mafia is functioning, Pencil sketching and documentary part narrates the story of local organ mafia.
Duration- 60 Minutes
Language- Hindi
Subtitles- English
Genre- Social Inspirational
Awards
1-3rd prize in Frames film festival- Mumbai
2-Special jury award in Cinevolution- Hyderabad
3-Speical Mention- 4th Mumbai International film festival
Finalist- Ischia film festival 2016
3rd best film Two cliffs film festival. UK
Official Selections
1-4th Mumbai International film festival 2015
2-Jaipur international film festival 2016
3-Sand dunes international film festival 2015
4-MICIV (South America) 2016
5-Prayag International film festival 2016
6- International festival of local Televisions 2016, Slovakia,
7-4th Bangalore shorts international film festival, 2016
8- Ischia film festival, Italy 2016
9-Two cliffs film festival, United Kingdom, 2016

A satirical comedy play, revolving around 2 neighbours.

This an hour long adaptation of a short play which won ,5 awards in Dramanon skits 2015 competition staged by kalpanik.

Jure, a traveler from Slovenia, who has visited 34 countries so far, will share his travel experiences with us.

In all modern democracies, the designated officers of the state are authorised to use force against citizens. The operative word here is designated and authorised. In other words, all use of force by such officers is subject to regulation and open to scrutiny. It is important that transparency and accountability are demonstrated in such regulation and scrutiny. Against the backdrop of the incidents in Malkangiri & Bhopal we invite you to a panel discussion on how the standards of regulation and scrutiny of the actions of the policemen are being adhered to.

Panelists; Prof Haragopal (Human Rights Activist), V Raghunath (CLC State Secretary), Jeevankumar (HRF President), Devendra (Chaitanya Mahila Sangham), Lateef Mohd Khan

WWF India, Hyderabad Office and LaCones(CCMB) would organise a talk and interactive session by Mr. Alfonse Roy, Wild life Film Maker and a renowned Wildlife Photographer on 11th November between 4pm to 6pm.

Experiential Education in India - What Works

Experiential Education with its repertoire of activities: (1) Adventure Sports – Back-packing, White-water rafting; Rappelling; Mountain Climbing etc, (2) Challenge Sports – High Ropes, Low ropes, Rock Climbing, Cross country hiking; (3) Outdoor Activity – Barrels & Planks, Obstacle Courses, Raccoon Circles, provides opportunities for creating experiences for participants – POWERFUL MOMENTS for learning and leap-frogging forward in effectiveness in one’s own life and work.

Processing and facilitating such experiences is a science and an art. In the Indian circumstance – the increasing incidence of well educated workers, demands for performance on a calibrated scale, increasing organizational challenges – have led to experiential education being used increasingly.
Hear from one of the pioneers in experiential education in India, Vishwas Parchure, on what works and what’s do-able.

About Vishwas Parchure
Vishwas Parchure (Vishwas) is a pioneer in experiential education in India. With over 12 years of corporate experience and another 28 years in experiential education, he is adept at facilitating Leadership & Team Development, Building Peaceful Communities – in organizations and Society, Experiential approaches in Education, School Leadership, Designing Experiences for Groups.
Some of the organizations which have benefited from his work are: IBM, BMC Software, Honeywell, Polaris, CISCO, HP, SAP, SUN Microsystems, ICICI, Siemens, GE, Whirlpool, A Raymonds, SHELL, Hindustan Petroleum, Ernst & Young, ISRO, Johnson & Johnson, GSK, L’Oreal, Perfetti, amongst others.

He is on first name terms with international leaders in experiential education such as Colin Beard, Laurie Frank, Simon Priest, Karl Rohnke, Steve Simpson.

Vishwas is Dean – Experiential Education, Kaveri Group of Educational Institutions, Pune.

Sutradhar will be presenting Three plays of Padatik from Kolkata.
1) Safarnama (Hindi)
2) Camera Obscuras (English)
3) Yahan (Hindi)

Approximately 30 children from 10 government schools will participate in a Painting competition.

Please post this for Saturday 12th November 2016 - 4 to 7 PM
Write Club, Hyderabad is a hangout place for all the writers of Hyderabad to sit together and spend a lazy Saturday afternoon in the best possible way - Writing! What we do, basically: One of the members of Write Club (anyone with a participation count over 2 consecutive meetups) hosts a session. They bring with them a theme, a writing plan and exercises. We all then write to the host’s prompts and guidelines for about an hour. We read out our write-ups, based on the writer’s discretion and obtain feedback and critique on them. Any pre-requisites: Entry is free, open and welcomed. Bring your writing devices and we’re all set! We promise to provide you with good coffee and a super-creative conversation. When do we have Write Club: Every Saturday afternoon – 4PM to 7PM

The Hyderabad Manchester United Supporters Club is planning to organize a Sports Quiz for its One United Members (OUMs) on 12th November from 4 PM - 6 PM at Lamakan. Entry is free and there are prizes and merchandize to be won. This would also give us an opportunity to meet up with our members and take their feedback about the functioning of the club. We will conclude the event with a group photo which will be sent to MUFC :)

Sutradhar presents three plays from Padatik, Kolkata

We are looking to Cast 2 characters in an upcoming Post-Apocalyptic Road Drama film (45min) that is aimed for international film festivals:

1) ROLE: ANASTASIA AUGUSTINE
- 50-60 years old, Anglo-Indian, fluent English

2) ROLE: ASHWIN
- 13-15 years old, Energetic, fluency in English, fluency in Tamil/Telugu/Hindi

Interested in telling stories or listening to others stories? Want to perfect the art of telling a story or overcome that stage fear which has been bothering you forever?

Then look no further. This is the event you have been looking for :)

Stories can be something that you have heard from your grandmother/friends, something that you read or something that happened to you. You can share anything as long as it is less than 7 to 10 minutes.

If you just want to sit back and listen to others stories and not tell a story of your own, thats fine too.

Aapki kahani. Aaphiki zubaani!

Entry Fees: Rs 50

TALE TELLERS TROUPE HYDERABAD https://www.facebook.com/TaleTellersTroupeHyd/

Sutradhar hosts three plays from Padatik, Kolkata

Unto The Dusk (Malayalam|120 mins|2014)

Compulsion from parents and relatives cause a youth to reach the seminary. Though pursuing the path of St. Francis of Assissi, the challenges and conflicts in life and seminary transforms him revengeful and quits the place. It is his journey of self discovery in which he travels far and wide, most often in to the depths of forests. Spirituality, revengeful and encounters in nature unveil the philosophical approach of the film. The names of the characters are not revealed and their time and space are unspecified.

Directed by Sajin Baabu
Produced by
M.P. Sheeja
L. Geetha
Screenplay by
Jose John
Sajin Baabu
Story by
Jose John
Sajin Baabu
Starring
Prakruthi Dutta Mukheri
Shilpa Kavalam
Sanal Aman
Joseph Mapilacherry
Shakkir
Lijo Jose Pallissery
Cinematography Karthik Muthukumar
Edited by Karthik Jogesh

Short Synopsis: Two filmmaker friends meet after fourteen years and have to spend a span of eight to ten hours together. As they celebrate the re-union, one narrates a story of a possible film to another. But soon, as the secession turns into a game of one up-man-ship; their bizarre past catches up with them. Central to this is the fatherhood of a fourteen year old girl! The duo by the end realise that they are as bankrupt as ever, in all sense of the word.
Director’s Note:This film is a sort of a reflection on my own profession, filmmaking. The genesis of this reflection is the fundamental question of the ability or inability to create something 'worthwhile'. The idea is to explore what is it to have such a ‘being’. Therefore, the film intends to go beyond its apparent subject.

About the Director: Ramchandra PN is a 1991 graduate from the ‘Film and TV Institute of India’. Over the years, he has been making documentaries, features, short films and TV programs. His first feature ‘Suddha’ (The Cleansing Rites) won him the Best Indian Film at the Osian Cinefan Festival of Asian Films, New Delhi, India in 2006 and an exhibition grant from ‘Hubart Bals Fund’, Netherlands. His second feature film ‘Putaani Party’ (The Kid Gang) won him the Best Children’s film at the Indian National Film Awards, 2009. It was also in consideration for the Asia Pacific Screen Awards Nomination, the same year.

About the film:

Language: Hindi with English subtitles

Duration: 105 minutes

Cast: Niraj Sah, Hemant Mahaur

Visual Consultant (Post) Malay Roy

Mixing Supervisor: Boby John

Director of Photography: Narayanan Venkatraman

Sound Recordist & Designer: Santosh Kumar

Screenplay, Direction, Editing: Ramchandra PN

Performance and Workshop
Sriradha Paul is an Odissi dancer & performer based in Kolkata, India.
Learning for 19 years and Practicing dance form under Guru Bichitrananda Swain & Lingaraj Pradhan at Rudrakshya Foundation, Bhubaneswar.

She is available for 3 days (15th Nov - 17th Nov)
with one day as performance and 3 days of workshop

Liv & Ingmar (English|Documentary|85mins|2012)

The 42 year long relationship between legendary actress Liv Ullmann and master filmmaker Ingmar Bergman.

As part of the "Master of The Craft" Series, Independent Film Circle brings to you:
an evening of film analysis and discussion on Alfred Hitchcocks masterpiece "39 steps".

The evening will start with a brief introductory presentation on the film, followed by the screening of the film.

After the film screening, the film will be analysed for the craft and techniques employed by the director, and discussion and Q&A.

We invite all film makers, film enthusisasts and Alfred Hitchcock Fans.

Entry free and open to all.

Please post this for Saturday 19th November 2016 - 4 to 7 PM.
Write Club, Hyderabad is a hangout place for all the writers of Hyderabad to sit together and spend a lazy Saturday afternoon in the best possible way - Writing! What we do, basically: One of the members of Write Club (anyone with a participation count over 2 consecutive meetups) hosts a session. They bring with them a theme, a writing plan and exercises. We all then write to the host’s prompts and guidelines for about an hour. We read out our write-ups, based on the writer’s discretion and obtain feedback and critique on them. Any pre-requisites: Entry is free, open and welcomed. Bring your writing devices and we’re all set! We promise to provide you with good coffee and a super-creative conversation. When do we have Write Club: Every Saturday afternoon – 4PM to 7PM

illision BOUND is an experimental indie feature film from Protestarise features. Till now it has only had private screenings. It is a not for profit venture that addresses the issue of oppression and freedom from control of thought, feeling and expression. Discussions are encouraged post the screening. The filmmakers will be in Hyderabad next week and hope to screen the movie at lamakaan. No fee will be charged to attendees.

English Grammar, read it as Priscriptive Grammar, opines that the onus of communicating what one wants to communicate without any ambiguity is on the Speaker/Writer. Pragmatics (more popularly known as Descriptive Grammar) opines that a certain degree of empathy from the Listener/Reader is required for a Communication Event to result in a Win-Win for both the Speaker and the Listener or the Writer and the Reader. This Workshop on English Grammar Vs. Pragmatics is all about letting the participants know how a balance can be struck between the two opposing viewpoints. This Workshop is useful for anyone from whichever walk of life he/she has come from. And, it is FREE.

We are PATSAV and we are organizing a series of Free Workshops under the Banner " Hyderabad Out of the Box Careers, Jobs and Entrepreneurship".

We want our event to be at Lamakaan. On Sunday 20th November at 3 PM. This is a free event. Open to the public.

A talk by Ms.Swati Lakra (IPS), ACP Crimes & SIT, Hyderabad Police, on the various initiatives taken by the Police to address crimes against women with a special focus on cyber stalking and the various outreach programs run under the aegis of She Teams.

A team of film music enthusiasts would sing songs from the golden era of Hindi cinema, dating back to the '50s till the end of '70s. A portion of the proceeds would be donated to the cause of tracing missing kids in the two Telugu speaking states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh

A satirical comedy play, revolving around 2 neighbours. This an hour long adaptation of a short play which won ,5 awards in Dramanon skits 2015 competition staged by kalpanik.

Manch theatre Presents Restaging A Hillarious Comedy Telugu Play, Chai Edhi Be? with a spicier and sweeter ingredients


CHAI EDHI BE? is a Original MANCH Theatre's Production. It's a hilarious comedy Telugu play written and Directed by Srikanth Banala.

This play revolves around a tea seller who has a dream of getting a broken relationship intact, presented in a semi rural setup, this play makes you laugh throughout the conversations between variety of people thronging the tea stall. The rest of the play is how the tea seller makes things happen and makes things end well.


The Artists include Suleman Shaik, Harsha Chakillam, Prashanth Kumboji, Karthik putta,Suman Singasani, Saddi Manasa, Sridevi Jella, Rakesh Kumar Narlapuram, Shiva kumar, Srikanth Banala.
Show starts at 8:00pm tickets will be available from 7pm at the venue. And can book via Bookmyshow too.
Do come and enjoy the show.

A talk by Sagar Dhara on the recent suffocation due to smog faced by the citizen's of Delhi and lessons for Hyderabad

Sagar Dhara is the head of Hyderabad based Cerana Foundation, a think tank on energy, environment and development, which also helps populations at risk from environmental stressors.

Travelling to new locations often expose us to more than just beautiful scenery. It is often the first time that we see what a local life means to the respective destination.

In this discussion, Anand Sankar, founder - The Kalap Trust, a sustainable travel & tourism initiative in the himalayas, will share his ideas, thoughts and experiences about sustainable travel - that aims to sustain or enhance the character of a place—its environment, culture, aesthetics, heritage and the well-being of its residents.

He will discuss how we can respect the socio-cultural authenticity of host communities, conservation of their built, cultural heritage and traditional values, and how can we as a visitor/traveller contribute to this inter-cultural community. In the process, we end up enriching ourselves and our outlook through our travel experiences.


The discussion is free and open to all. We invite all travelers, tour operators, travel enthusiasts to join us in this conversation. It would be great to meet fellow passionate travelers in our city, and share experiences from travel and otherwise.

Discussion Areas:

- How to support/generate local employment/entrepreneurship
- Recognising and learning the local art
- Buying things from locals to keep their pockets filled
- Exploring places out of guidebooks
- Be considerate – of the communities and environment you visit.
Chat Conversation End

We are holding a seminar and exhibition for parents of different schools. To come and see how great and exciting a career in MAAC animation can be. Mainly focussed on Specially aided children.

Anucharulu is political action Drama which was completely shot on silhouette.

A panel discussion on the current political discourse in mainstream media.

Panellists: Rammanohar Reddy (Editor, EPW), Yunus (Journalist, The Hindu), Kunal (Journalist, Frontline), Prof Padmaja Shaw( Retd faculty member dept journalism OU)

For anyone who is looking for Happiness, come learn the deadliest sins and habits that changes your happiness levels. In this meet, we can discuss what it takes for happiness.

We do the social activities like visiting orphanages and cancer effeccted and hiv effected children so we wanted share our memories in a small vidoe.

We are holding a seminar and exhibition for parents of different schools. To come and see how great and exciting a career in MAAC animation can be. Mainly focussed on Specially aided children.

Workshop on short film making by Shajan Samuel, followed by screening of ABC a short film by him.

A multilingual Children's play by Samahaara


Date: 27th Nov 2016
Time: 5.30pm
Venue: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.

Design and Direction – Sandeep Sahu



Duration 25 minutes



Language Hindi-English






Nakaab is a play about those people in our society who are responsible for the degradation of the entire society. The play not only shows the characters of a particular class but also is a strong satire on the actions of all the dishonest people belonging to the other classes as well. The play dramatically presents many of the unseen problems we face today as a result of these people and their actions. The language of the play consists of the words which are used in a metaphorical manner in many situations .



It is an improvised play by children which has been prepared under the Children's Theatre Workshop(Weekend) by Samahaara.


Entry by Donation Rs.100/-

‘Saag Meat’ is one of Kopal theatre's (Mumbai) most successful experiments with over more than 30 shows in Mumbai, Bharat Bhavan Bhopal, Kala Ghoda Festival and the capital, Delhi. A play is to be watched and felt, but, this play offers you to taste as well. The narration of the story is while cooking Saag Meat and at the completion of the play, the spectators get the delight of tasting Saag Meat!

About the Play:
SAAG-MEAT is a story written by an eminent writer Bhishma Sahni. This story talks about a relationship between two classes of our society. Jagga, the servant who works for a Punjabi family and who is the most loyal servant anyone can have, but an undesirable incident forces Jagga to take away his own life. And all this is narrated by Sumitra, the protagonist, who unfolds the truth of Jagga's death in a humorous way. The entire story is narrated while cooking Saag Meat in front of the audience, so that the not only enjoys the story but also taste the flavors.

Presented by: Kopal Theatre
Written by: Bhisham Sahni
Direction and Performance by: Seema Pahwa

Ticket Price:Rs.200(inclusive of saag meat served after the show)

Entry on first come first served basis. 100 seats only.