Lamakaan

Matsara is a gripping social drama on jealousy.

Shudrka Hyderabad presents " I DON’T MOVE...I DON’T SCREAM based on Franca Rame's Lo Stupro ( The Rape). The play accounts the brutality, humiliation and soul shattering pain of a woman who was raped.
Adaptation, Light and Direction: Swapan Mondal

Our Telugu play, DORA, is based on the timeless character of Don Quixote with the concept of Oggu Katha, weaving together themes of fantastical journeys and power of narrative.
Adaptation, Design and Direction: Swapan Mondal

Genral body meeting of tmcda Hyderabad

"Be Zubani se Zuban tak: Urdu Shayerat Ka Fikri Safar"

The Centre for Development Policy and Practice, in collaboration with the Digital Empowerment Foundation & A CODE, is proud to present another captivating edition of Bazm-e-Sukhan.

Join us on Wednesday, 9th April 2025, at Lamakaan, Hyderabad, for an enriching evening "Be Zubani se Zuban tak: Urdu Shayerat Ka Fikri Safar"

Event Details:
📅 Date: Wednesday, 9th April 2025
🕡 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Venue: Lamakaan, Hyderabad

This April, Lamakaan, will host a film festival dedicated to Majid Majidi's masterpieces every Wednesday.

Majid Majidi, a celebrated Iranian filmmaker, is renowned for his poignant storytelling and visually stunning films that explore themes of humanity, resilience, and cultural identity. His works, such as Children of Heaven and The Color of Paradise, have garnered international acclaim, including an Academy Award nomination.

It's a fantastic opportunity for cinephiles to immerse themselves in the artistry of one of Iran's most influential directors.

Film Title: THE COLOR OF PARADISE | 1999 | 90 Mins | Iran | Farsi with English Subtitles

About the film: The Color of Paradise (originally titled Rang-e Khoda) is a 1999 Iranian film directed by Majid Majidi. The story revolves around Mohammad, a blind boy who is released from his special school in Tehran for summer vacation. His father, Hashem, feels burdened by Mohammad's blindness and tries to hide it, fearing societal judgment and its impact on his plans to remarry.
As the story unfolds, Mohammad finds joy in the natural world and displays a unique connection to it, while his father struggles with his own shame and aspirations. The film explores themes of love, faith, and the human spirit, offering a poignant look at the challenges and beauty of life.


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

Just like life, art is made of layers—memories, emotions, and moments preserved in time. Life in Layers is a hands-on resin jewelry workshop where you’ll learn to transform dried flowers, beads, stickers, and other elements into unique, wearable art. Whether it's a keepsake from a loved one or a creative expression of your own, this workshop will guide you in capturing beauty forever using UV resin.

Madhubani Art Workshop with Trishna Patnaik

India has a rich tradition of folk arts. The custodians of which are the many tribes that live in the interiors of various states. Madhubani or Mithila painting is a folk art form, originated from Mithila region of Bihar.

The paintings are traditionally based on mythological, folk themes and pastoral symbols. The designs announce the occasion of the celebration and solicit good fortune and divine blessings.

Participate in the Madhubani Art Workshop, get a chance to appreciate the art form and create your very own Madhubani Art masterpiece with acrylic colours on cartridge sheets.

Date: 10th April, 2025 (Thursday)
Timings: 5 to 7 pm
Age Group: Teens and Adults
Fees: 950 INR per person including Art Material

Venue: Lamakaan, Hyderabad

Takeaway: One Complete Painting (A3 size)

For registrations please contact Trishna Patnaik on 9867982075.

Registrations will be on a first come first serve basis.

Gond Art Workshop with Trishna Patnaik

India has a rich tradition of folk arts. The custodians of which are the many tribes that live in the interiors of various states. The Gonds, are the largest Adivasi Community in India and are Dravidian's whose origin can be traced to the pre-Aryan era. They are mainly found in Madhya Pradesh and its surrounding States. The word Gond comes from the Dravidian expression kond , meaning green mountain . In the Gond belief system, besides Bara Deo (Great God), every hill, river, lake, tree, and rock is inhabited by a spirit and therefore sacred. Gond paintings are fascinating, where the artists express their faiths and beliefs, world view, their visual expression and sense of identity, both as a collective, and as individuals. The motifs are further associated with the rich repertoire of the community and strongly show the interactions with the cosmic, natural and social worlds of humans at multiple levels and contexts. Participate in the Gond Painting Workshop, get a chance to appreciate the art form and create you very own Gond Art masterpiece on cartridge sheets with acrylic colours.

Date: 11th April, 2025 (Friday)
Timings: 5 to 7 pm
Age Group: Teens and Adults
Fees: 950 INR per person including Art Material

Venue:Lamakaan, Hyderabad

Takeaway: One Complete Painting (A3 size)

For registrations please contact Trishna Patnaik on 9867982075.

Registrations will be on a first come first serve basis.

Join me for the launch of ‘My Encounter with Identity Crisis’, a book that navigates the complexities of self-discovery and personal transformation. Through engaging discussions and reflections, we’ll explore themes of identity, purpose, and embracing change. Be part of this special event as I unveil the stories within the pages and celebrate the journey of finding oneself

Read-a-Kitaab - Book Lovers Monthly Meetup

A book named THIMMIRIBILLALU-THODAPAASAALU written by sarath & Metla. It is from a publication named OKA established by katta siddhardha and viveka.

2024 documentary film ‘No other land’ is made by Palestinian-Israeli collective of four activists. The filmmakers describe this film as an act of resistance against the Israeli occupation of Palestine. The film shows the forced displacement of Palestinian people by Israeli military in a village called Masafar Yatta in occupied West Bank. In the day time, Israeli bulldozers demolish the homes while the residents continue to rebuild their homes in the night. The young Palestinian activist Basel starts a film collective with Jewish-Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham and two co-directors. From the summer of 2019, they start recording every brutality of soldiers in their handheld cameras. Using old home videos and voice-overs, Basel explains the atrocities on their community has been going on since long time. Although the documentary was completed in October 2023, the filmmakers have ended it with disturbing images of the violence of Israeli settlers in Masafar Yatta during the Israeli attack on Gaza.

We are screening this movie in solidarity with the indomitable spirit of Palestinian people who are fighting for their liberation from the settler colonial project of Zionist Israel. The screening will be followed by a discussion about the movie and the Palestinian resistance in general.

Entry is Free

Science outreach talk about neuroscience

Sri Siddhartha School is planning to host a Graduation Ceremony to commemorate 10 years of its journey with Teach For India. This milestone celebrates a decade of dedication, perseverance, and meaningful collaboration between the school community and the fellowship.

The ceremony aims to recognize the efforts of students, teachers, and staff who have stood strong through challenges, embraced growth, and continued progressing year after year.

The Aspire Leaders Program (formerly at Harvard) is a fully funded leadership development program for low-income, first-generation college students worldwide. It offers mentorship, networking, and training through Harvard case studies, skill-building workshops, and global peer collaboration. The program empowers students with leadership, career, and professional growth opportunities.

So, I am the Community leader of Hyderabad and I am looking forward to hosting an all-alumni meetup in Hyderabad, a close gathering of close to 10-15 people.

Synopsis:

In a world driven by endless desires, a man finds himself caught in a relentless chase—for success, for wealth, for greatness. But in his pursuit, he forgets to ask the most important question: Why? With no clear destination, he runs blindly, only to find himself in a place where emotions fade and humanity slips away. He becomes a lifeless puppet, lost among others just like him—trapped in a world where dreams have turned into delusions.

But all is not lost. There is a way out—hidden, difficult, yet possible.
This is the story of that journey—of breaking free from the illusion and rediscovering what it truly means to be alive.
Written by suraj meshram directed by Ali Ahmed

Are you curious about the Palestinian condition, but too intimidated/ unaware about what's really going on? Are you someone who adores fiction and can really grasp an issue through reading stories and relying on your imagination? We've got something for you!

The White Library, whose title is inspired by a fictitious story in a book called Invisible Library by Lawrence Liang, has been running book clubs both general and specific since 2019 with its host, Manasa Tantravahi.

Last year, we ran an online experimental reading group that read Palestinian fiction exclusively (between July - December 2024). We're back with a new chapter of the club (with a fresh reading list!! and with a name name: 'Imagining Palestine'!) and taking it offline.

What is 'Imagining Palestine' about? It's a limited discussion series slash book club that reads Palestinian fiction exclusively, now in its second run. As your host, Manasa will be talking about how to close read the novels/ short story collections that we select to read, what themes and elements to look out for, and supplementing our discussions with material surrounding each other. It's intended to be a guided, sensitive and a no-judgement space to learn about and discuss the situation, through reading novels exclusively. And don't worry about reading slow (or if you're just getting out of a slump!): the club will read no more than a book a month!

*THIS session is the introductory one, where we discuss reading lists, and the structure of the club. So feel free to join in!

Contact The White Library at +91-9650628070 and/ or m.tantravahi@gmail.com for more details on the club! See you!

Hyderabad Bookworms' Movie of the Month meetup - April 2025

Meet your fellow bookworms, as we enjoy a movie adapted from a book or a play, share thoughts, compare with source material, and discuss its cultural relevance.

This event is organised once a month, movie is chosen based on poll on our discord server. (dm for the link to the server!)

movies can be in any language, as long as supplied with subtitles, preferably under two hours, so that there is enough time for some sweet discussion!

instagram: @hyderabadbookworms

Tarang is an annual Kathak presentation by the students of Aakruti Kathak Kendra. Guided by Gurus Mangala Bhatt and Raghavraj Bhatt, themselves disciples of Pandit Durgalalji and Padma Vibhushan Pandit Birju Maharaj ji, students of Aakruti Kathak Kendra will be performing various pieces in the Kathak repertoire.

This year, the presentation will be thematic, incorporating the tradition of ‘dohe’, or short, profound poetry, in multiple languages, interwoven with technical Kathak pieces as well as Abhinay. Aakruti Kathak Kendra is a wonderfully inclusive space, and students at various levels of training will be presenting.

On the occasion of the 155th birth anniversary of Lenin, the great teacher of the world proletariat, join us for a talk and discussion on “The Relevance of Lenin in the 21st Century” on Tuesday, 22 April, 2025 at 7pm at Lamakaan, Banjara Hills.

More than a century after the world’s first proletarian revolution and the formation of the socialist state of Soviet Union, what relevance does Lenin, the leader of that revolution, hold for us? Today, when the forces of reaction are dominant across the world, it is the task of progressive forces to seriously review the challenges, rectify the mistakes, and rebuild the revolutionary movement. Lenin’s struggles against such forces of reaction of his time led to his epochal and far-reaching contributions to the theory of Marxism. He qualitatively added to Marxist philosophy, political economy, theory of State and Party, and answered the burning questions of his time such as the National Question, the Agrarian Question, the relationship between art and ideology. Join us as we revisit these contributions of Lenin’s, and understand how to resolve the challenges that lay before us today.

Chehre


Remember the song, "Kitaabein bohot si padhi hongi tumne..." from the superhit movie Baazigar? Am sure, you must have! Both this meetup as well as the title are inspired by this evergreen song - evergreen, especially for the 90s kids.

Join us for this immersive and transformative event - 'Chehre', where real people like you and I are treated as books, unknown yet feel a close association with, because end of the day, all our experiences are different, yet so similar! In this one-of-a-kind library, you `borrow` individuals for insightful tête-à-tête, in-depth engagement that uncovers the layers of their life narratives. This event is designed to promote understanding, challenge stereotypes, and celebrate the diversity of human experiences and celebrate the art of storytelling.

Are you ready to share those otherwise uncomfortable experiences, wondering whether to share or not, and bottling up, as a result.

Here, nobody knows the other - that way a safe space to just speak up your mind, let your thoughts flow, views and gain perspectives...Vent out, rant out...anything that makes you feel lighter!

Cheers!!

Fluid art has been misunderstood for a long time, it's time to fix it. Like all art forms, Fluid art has techniques, fluid art has methods, fluid art has composition, and most importantly, it is an ART. Join this masterclass to burst some myths about fluid art and always getting amazing results.

When? 26th April, 3:30-5:30pm
Where? Lamakaan
Registration fee: Rs700 (all the materials will be provided)

Only 10 slots are available for this workshop, so hurry up and register.
WhatsApp: 6290176108
Instagram: minion.crafts

Prepare yourself for an evening filled with unending laughter as Team Natyaved presents Hasikaran, an energetic compilation of four uproarious short plays! Each play offers its unique blend of chaos, charm, and humor—ranging from uncomfortable first dates to surprising turns of events. Whether you appreciate clever humor, physical comedy, or sheer absurdity, there is something to amuse everyone. Settle in, unwind, and get ready to enjoy a delightful journey of comedic narratives that will have you laughing heartily!

Canvas and Convos is Hyderabad’s first ever student friendly art workshop at just ₹548. All the sip and paint workshops or art workshops charge around ₹999 per head limiting the experience to only well to do. Here we are dedicated towards letting everyone experience and learn the joy and skill of painting.

The content is about the ETERNAL PLATONIC LOVE STORY of two legends, Amrita Pritam, the poetess in Punjabi and the Janpith awardee and the famous painter and the poet Imroz.

Performing Classical Dance (Bharatnatyam)

Matsara is a gripping social drama on jealousy.

Shudrka Hyderabad presents " I DON’T MOVE...I DON’T SCREAM based on Franca Rame's Lo Stupro ( The Rape). The play accounts the brutality, humiliation and soul shattering pain of a woman who was raped.
Adaptation, Light and Direction: Swapan Mondal

Our Telugu play, DORA, is based on the timeless character of Don Quixote with the concept of Oggu Katha, weaving together themes of fantastical journeys and power of narrative.
Adaptation, Design and Direction: Swapan Mondal

Genral body meeting of tmcda Hyderabad

"Be Zubani se Zuban tak: Urdu Shayerat Ka Fikri Safar"

The Centre for Development Policy and Practice, in collaboration with the Digital Empowerment Foundation & A CODE, is proud to present another captivating edition of Bazm-e-Sukhan.

Join us on Wednesday, 9th April 2025, at Lamakaan, Hyderabad, for an enriching evening "Be Zubani se Zuban tak: Urdu Shayerat Ka Fikri Safar"

Event Details:
📅 Date: Wednesday, 9th April 2025
🕡 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Venue: Lamakaan, Hyderabad

This April, Lamakaan, will host a film festival dedicated to Majid Majidi's masterpieces every Wednesday.

Majid Majidi, a celebrated Iranian filmmaker, is renowned for his poignant storytelling and visually stunning films that explore themes of humanity, resilience, and cultural identity. His works, such as Children of Heaven and The Color of Paradise, have garnered international acclaim, including an Academy Award nomination.

It's a fantastic opportunity for cinephiles to immerse themselves in the artistry of one of Iran's most influential directors.

Film Title: THE COLOR OF PARADISE | 1999 | 90 Mins | Iran | Farsi with English Subtitles

About the film: The Color of Paradise (originally titled Rang-e Khoda) is a 1999 Iranian film directed by Majid Majidi. The story revolves around Mohammad, a blind boy who is released from his special school in Tehran for summer vacation. His father, Hashem, feels burdened by Mohammad's blindness and tries to hide it, fearing societal judgment and its impact on his plans to remarry.
As the story unfolds, Mohammad finds joy in the natural world and displays a unique connection to it, while his father struggles with his own shame and aspirations. The film explores themes of love, faith, and the human spirit, offering a poignant look at the challenges and beauty of life.


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

Just like life, art is made of layers—memories, emotions, and moments preserved in time. Life in Layers is a hands-on resin jewelry workshop where you’ll learn to transform dried flowers, beads, stickers, and other elements into unique, wearable art. Whether it's a keepsake from a loved one or a creative expression of your own, this workshop will guide you in capturing beauty forever using UV resin.

Madhubani Art Workshop with Trishna Patnaik

India has a rich tradition of folk arts. The custodians of which are the many tribes that live in the interiors of various states. Madhubani or Mithila painting is a folk art form, originated from Mithila region of Bihar.

The paintings are traditionally based on mythological, folk themes and pastoral symbols. The designs announce the occasion of the celebration and solicit good fortune and divine blessings.

Participate in the Madhubani Art Workshop, get a chance to appreciate the art form and create your very own Madhubani Art masterpiece with acrylic colours on cartridge sheets.

Date: 10th April, 2025 (Thursday)
Timings: 5 to 7 pm
Age Group: Teens and Adults
Fees: 950 INR per person including Art Material

Venue: Lamakaan, Hyderabad

Takeaway: One Complete Painting (A3 size)

For registrations please contact Trishna Patnaik on 9867982075.

Registrations will be on a first come first serve basis.

Gond Art Workshop with Trishna Patnaik

India has a rich tradition of folk arts. The custodians of which are the many tribes that live in the interiors of various states. The Gonds, are the largest Adivasi Community in India and are Dravidian's whose origin can be traced to the pre-Aryan era. They are mainly found in Madhya Pradesh and its surrounding States. The word Gond comes from the Dravidian expression kond , meaning green mountain . In the Gond belief system, besides Bara Deo (Great God), every hill, river, lake, tree, and rock is inhabited by a spirit and therefore sacred. Gond paintings are fascinating, where the artists express their faiths and beliefs, world view, their visual expression and sense of identity, both as a collective, and as individuals. The motifs are further associated with the rich repertoire of the community and strongly show the interactions with the cosmic, natural and social worlds of humans at multiple levels and contexts. Participate in the Gond Painting Workshop, get a chance to appreciate the art form and create you very own Gond Art masterpiece on cartridge sheets with acrylic colours.

Date: 11th April, 2025 (Friday)
Timings: 5 to 7 pm
Age Group: Teens and Adults
Fees: 950 INR per person including Art Material

Venue:Lamakaan, Hyderabad

Takeaway: One Complete Painting (A3 size)

For registrations please contact Trishna Patnaik on 9867982075.

Registrations will be on a first come first serve basis.

Join me for the launch of ‘My Encounter with Identity Crisis’, a book that navigates the complexities of self-discovery and personal transformation. Through engaging discussions and reflections, we’ll explore themes of identity, purpose, and embracing change. Be part of this special event as I unveil the stories within the pages and celebrate the journey of finding oneself

Read-a-Kitaab - Book Lovers Monthly Meetup

A book named THIMMIRIBILLALU-THODAPAASAALU written by sarath & Metla. It is from a publication named OKA established by katta siddhardha and viveka.

2024 documentary film ‘No other land’ is made by Palestinian-Israeli collective of four activists. The filmmakers describe this film as an act of resistance against the Israeli occupation of Palestine. The film shows the forced displacement of Palestinian people by Israeli military in a village called Masafar Yatta in occupied West Bank. In the day time, Israeli bulldozers demolish the homes while the residents continue to rebuild their homes in the night. The young Palestinian activist Basel starts a film collective with Jewish-Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham and two co-directors. From the summer of 2019, they start recording every brutality of soldiers in their handheld cameras. Using old home videos and voice-overs, Basel explains the atrocities on their community has been going on since long time. Although the documentary was completed in October 2023, the filmmakers have ended it with disturbing images of the violence of Israeli settlers in Masafar Yatta during the Israeli attack on Gaza.

We are screening this movie in solidarity with the indomitable spirit of Palestinian people who are fighting for their liberation from the settler colonial project of Zionist Israel. The screening will be followed by a discussion about the movie and the Palestinian resistance in general.

Entry is Free

Science outreach talk about neuroscience

Sri Siddhartha School is planning to host a Graduation Ceremony to commemorate 10 years of its journey with Teach For India. This milestone celebrates a decade of dedication, perseverance, and meaningful collaboration between the school community and the fellowship.

The ceremony aims to recognize the efforts of students, teachers, and staff who have stood strong through challenges, embraced growth, and continued progressing year after year.

The Aspire Leaders Program (formerly at Harvard) is a fully funded leadership development program for low-income, first-generation college students worldwide. It offers mentorship, networking, and training through Harvard case studies, skill-building workshops, and global peer collaboration. The program empowers students with leadership, career, and professional growth opportunities.

So, I am the Community leader of Hyderabad and I am looking forward to hosting an all-alumni meetup in Hyderabad, a close gathering of close to 10-15 people.

Synopsis:

In a world driven by endless desires, a man finds himself caught in a relentless chase—for success, for wealth, for greatness. But in his pursuit, he forgets to ask the most important question: Why? With no clear destination, he runs blindly, only to find himself in a place where emotions fade and humanity slips away. He becomes a lifeless puppet, lost among others just like him—trapped in a world where dreams have turned into delusions.

But all is not lost. There is a way out—hidden, difficult, yet possible.
This is the story of that journey—of breaking free from the illusion and rediscovering what it truly means to be alive.
Written by suraj meshram directed by Ali Ahmed

Are you curious about the Palestinian condition, but too intimidated/ unaware about what's really going on? Are you someone who adores fiction and can really grasp an issue through reading stories and relying on your imagination? We've got something for you!

The White Library, whose title is inspired by a fictitious story in a book called Invisible Library by Lawrence Liang, has been running book clubs both general and specific since 2019 with its host, Manasa Tantravahi.

Last year, we ran an online experimental reading group that read Palestinian fiction exclusively (between July - December 2024). We're back with a new chapter of the club (with a fresh reading list!! and with a name name: 'Imagining Palestine'!) and taking it offline.

What is 'Imagining Palestine' about? It's a limited discussion series slash book club that reads Palestinian fiction exclusively, now in its second run. As your host, Manasa will be talking about how to close read the novels/ short story collections that we select to read, what themes and elements to look out for, and supplementing our discussions with material surrounding each other. It's intended to be a guided, sensitive and a no-judgement space to learn about and discuss the situation, through reading novels exclusively. And don't worry about reading slow (or if you're just getting out of a slump!): the club will read no more than a book a month!

*THIS session is the introductory one, where we discuss reading lists, and the structure of the club. So feel free to join in!

Contact The White Library at +91-9650628070 and/ or m.tantravahi@gmail.com for more details on the club! See you!

Hyderabad Bookworms' Movie of the Month meetup - April 2025

Meet your fellow bookworms, as we enjoy a movie adapted from a book or a play, share thoughts, compare with source material, and discuss its cultural relevance.

This event is organised once a month, movie is chosen based on poll on our discord server. (dm for the link to the server!)

movies can be in any language, as long as supplied with subtitles, preferably under two hours, so that there is enough time for some sweet discussion!

instagram: @hyderabadbookworms

Tarang is an annual Kathak presentation by the students of Aakruti Kathak Kendra. Guided by Gurus Mangala Bhatt and Raghavraj Bhatt, themselves disciples of Pandit Durgalalji and Padma Vibhushan Pandit Birju Maharaj ji, students of Aakruti Kathak Kendra will be performing various pieces in the Kathak repertoire.

This year, the presentation will be thematic, incorporating the tradition of ‘dohe’, or short, profound poetry, in multiple languages, interwoven with technical Kathak pieces as well as Abhinay. Aakruti Kathak Kendra is a wonderfully inclusive space, and students at various levels of training will be presenting.

On the occasion of the 155th birth anniversary of Lenin, the great teacher of the world proletariat, join us for a talk and discussion on “The Relevance of Lenin in the 21st Century” on Tuesday, 22 April, 2025 at 7pm at Lamakaan, Banjara Hills.

More than a century after the world’s first proletarian revolution and the formation of the socialist state of Soviet Union, what relevance does Lenin, the leader of that revolution, hold for us? Today, when the forces of reaction are dominant across the world, it is the task of progressive forces to seriously review the challenges, rectify the mistakes, and rebuild the revolutionary movement. Lenin’s struggles against such forces of reaction of his time led to his epochal and far-reaching contributions to the theory of Marxism. He qualitatively added to Marxist philosophy, political economy, theory of State and Party, and answered the burning questions of his time such as the National Question, the Agrarian Question, the relationship between art and ideology. Join us as we revisit these contributions of Lenin’s, and understand how to resolve the challenges that lay before us today.

Chehre


Remember the song, "Kitaabein bohot si padhi hongi tumne..." from the superhit movie Baazigar? Am sure, you must have! Both this meetup as well as the title are inspired by this evergreen song - evergreen, especially for the 90s kids.

Join us for this immersive and transformative event - 'Chehre', where real people like you and I are treated as books, unknown yet feel a close association with, because end of the day, all our experiences are different, yet so similar! In this one-of-a-kind library, you `borrow` individuals for insightful tête-à-tête, in-depth engagement that uncovers the layers of their life narratives. This event is designed to promote understanding, challenge stereotypes, and celebrate the diversity of human experiences and celebrate the art of storytelling.

Are you ready to share those otherwise uncomfortable experiences, wondering whether to share or not, and bottling up, as a result.

Here, nobody knows the other - that way a safe space to just speak up your mind, let your thoughts flow, views and gain perspectives...Vent out, rant out...anything that makes you feel lighter!

Cheers!!

Fluid art has been misunderstood for a long time, it's time to fix it. Like all art forms, Fluid art has techniques, fluid art has methods, fluid art has composition, and most importantly, it is an ART. Join this masterclass to burst some myths about fluid art and always getting amazing results.

When? 26th April, 3:30-5:30pm
Where? Lamakaan
Registration fee: Rs700 (all the materials will be provided)

Only 10 slots are available for this workshop, so hurry up and register.
WhatsApp: 6290176108
Instagram: minion.crafts

Prepare yourself for an evening filled with unending laughter as Team Natyaved presents Hasikaran, an energetic compilation of four uproarious short plays! Each play offers its unique blend of chaos, charm, and humor—ranging from uncomfortable first dates to surprising turns of events. Whether you appreciate clever humor, physical comedy, or sheer absurdity, there is something to amuse everyone. Settle in, unwind, and get ready to enjoy a delightful journey of comedic narratives that will have you laughing heartily!

Canvas and Convos is Hyderabad’s first ever student friendly art workshop at just ₹548. All the sip and paint workshops or art workshops charge around ₹999 per head limiting the experience to only well to do. Here we are dedicated towards letting everyone experience and learn the joy and skill of painting.

The content is about the ETERNAL PLATONIC LOVE STORY of two legends, Amrita Pritam, the poetess in Punjabi and the Janpith awardee and the famous painter and the poet Imroz.