Upcoming Events
Creativity Boost-Sketch in Time
Sun Oct 12, 11:30 AM
Faraaz Farshori
Learn How to Be More Creative in our
Interactive, Experiential Creativity Workshop which using sketching as a medium. This workshop is for age group 6-14 years only
Interactive, Experiential Creativity Workshop which using sketching as a medium. This workshop is for age group 6-14 years only
October Monthly Quiz by HQC
Sun Oct 12, 4:00 PM
Niti Gupta
October Monthly Quiz by Hyderabad Quiz Club
This quiz is on Political Parties in India with questions on founders, logos, supporters, alliances etc.
This quiz is on Political Parties in India with questions on founders, logos, supporters, alliances etc.
ABHAAS - YA - BHAAS - A Play
Sun Oct 12, 7:30 PM
DARPAN Theatre
A HINDI ONE ACT PLAY - ABHAAS - YA - BHAAS
ORIGINALLY WRITTEN BY SHRI. KEDAR SHINDE
Abhaas ya bhaas is a play that depicts the problems and wishes of street boys who are deprived of minimum needs like food clothing and shelter and how do they react when they are about to die but are suddenly blessed with some more life are told that their wishes can come true.
What is it that they wish for and how much it matters to them. The play tells us the story of two boys who are spared and given a chance by yamraaj by granting them bonus of six hours and six wishes where each wish will last for just an hour. The baffled boys wish for the same every time they do.
The play is a satirical take on the destitute, politicians, and the ‘mango people’. Find out what happens in the climax. Whether, either of them die, both dies or both remain alive at the end of the sixth hour.
ADAPTED BY SHRI. PRAKASH PHADNIS
directed by: Ali Ahmed
CAST: ALI AHMED
RAHUL KAMLEKAR
ENTRY BY : DONOR PASS OF RS. 100/- call 9032018357 or 8886416111
ORIGINALLY WRITTEN BY SHRI. KEDAR SHINDE
Abhaas ya bhaas is a play that depicts the problems and wishes of street boys who are deprived of minimum needs like food clothing and shelter and how do they react when they are about to die but are suddenly blessed with some more life are told that their wishes can come true.
What is it that they wish for and how much it matters to them. The play tells us the story of two boys who are spared and given a chance by yamraaj by granting them bonus of six hours and six wishes where each wish will last for just an hour. The baffled boys wish for the same every time they do.
The play is a satirical take on the destitute, politicians, and the ‘mango people’. Find out what happens in the climax. Whether, either of them die, both dies or both remain alive at the end of the sixth hour.
ADAPTED BY SHRI. PRAKASH PHADNIS
directed by: Ali Ahmed
CAST: ALI AHMED
RAHUL KAMLEKAR
ENTRY BY : DONOR PASS OF RS. 100/- call 9032018357 or 8886416111
POST MORTEM -a Play by Sutradhar
Wed Oct 15, 7:30 PM
Sutradhar
What happens when a bunch of arrogant, pompous, narcissistic trust-fund babies take to their own version of theatre?
Your guess is as good as theirs.
So come join the fun.
Entry - 9848052541
Your guess is as good as theirs.
So come join the fun.
Entry - 9848052541
Post Mortem- A play by Sutradhar
Thu Oct 16, 7:30 PM
Sutradhar
What happens when a bunch of arrogant, pompous, narcissistic trust-fund babies take to their own version of theatre?
Your guess is as good as theirs.
So come join the fun.
Entry - 9848052541
Your guess is as good as theirs.
So come join the fun.
Entry - 9848052541
Need for weed - 1st show
Fri Oct 17, 7:00 PM
Underdog entertainment
Need for weed is a satire about the legalization of weed. Siddhart has been caught for smoking weed by the obnoxious cop Ranga Gowda, Siddhart tries to convince officer Ranga why smoking should be legal but Ranga is not impressed and takes us through a hilarious story why weed is harmful. Both of them smoke the ever so dangerous Mango Marley which puts them in awkward but amusing situations.They both go through hilarious scenarios in order to find whether there is an actual need for weed or not.
Need for weed is bought to you by the makers of 12 Inches, Whats up with Indian Men??, Sex, Likes and Pokes, Finding Nemo`s libido, What`s up with Bangalore women?? and Hangover.
Entry passes: 09449596889
Need for weed is bought to you by the makers of 12 Inches, Whats up with Indian Men??, Sex, Likes and Pokes, Finding Nemo`s libido, What`s up with Bangalore women?? and Hangover.
Entry passes: 09449596889
Need for Weed - 2nd show
Fri Oct 17, 8:00 PM
Underdog Entertainment
Need for weed is a satire about the legalization of weed. Siddhart has been caught for smoking weed by the obnoxious cop Ranga Gowda, Siddhart tries to convince officer Ranga why smoking should be legal but Ranga is not impressed and takes us through a hilarious story why weed is harmful. Both of them smoke the ever so dangerous Mango Marley which puts them in awkward but amusing situations.They both go through hilarious scenarios in order to find whether there is an actual need for weed or not.
Need for weed is bought to you by the makers of 12 Inches, Whats up with Indian Men??, Sex, Likes and Pokes, Finding Nemo`s libido, What`s up with Bangalore women?? and Hangover.
Entry passes: 09449596889
Need for weed is bought to you by the makers of 12 Inches, Whats up with Indian Men??, Sex, Likes and Pokes, Finding Nemo`s libido, What`s up with Bangalore women?? and Hangover.
Entry passes: 09449596889
Writing for Mass Media
Sat Oct 18, 11:00 AM
Jann Sanchar
A hands-on account of how independent contributors can write for the mass media.
Registration - 9848087821
Organizer
Jann Sanchar Group
A group of mass media professionals and theatre enthusiasts in Hyderabad.
Registration - 9848087821
Organizer
Jann Sanchar Group
A group of mass media professionals and theatre enthusiasts in Hyderabad.
Data Mining in Indian Education
Sat Oct 18, 4:00 PM
Prashant Bhattacharji
Data Mining related to the Indian education system - and how it helps to remove the bizarre levels of secrecy about data in the Indian education space. Should be fun for data geeks and also people working in the social sector, trying to improve education and school in India.
Gregor Samsa- Play by Samahaara
Sat Oct 18, 7:30 PM
Samahaara
Samahaara presents "GREGOR SAMSA"
An adaptation of Franz Kafka's novella "Metamorphosis"
by Anjali Parvati Koda
Directed by Rathna Shekar Reddy
Franz Kafka. The images the name brings. A tragic life. A tragic death. Heavy stories that brought about both despair and catharsis. Yet when he first read his epic novella Metamorphosis to his friends, he read it as if it were a comedy. The listeners laughed and clapped at the troubles of Gregor Samsa who woke up one fine morning to discover he had, somehow, metamorphosed into a bug. Gregor Samsa, the salesman must now face the reality of his new form and his family of parents and sister must now deal with it. Is it a tragedy or a comedy when his manager is scared away by the creature that was/is Gregor? Is it really funny that he now has a taste for spoiled food? Is it hilarious that his family now will not look at him? Come watch the Comedy/tragedy as the family turns from scared to sympathetic to horror and apathy, as they react to this strange illness.
An adaptation of Franz Kafka's novella "Metamorphosis"
by Anjali Parvati Koda
Directed by Rathna Shekar Reddy
Franz Kafka. The images the name brings. A tragic life. A tragic death. Heavy stories that brought about both despair and catharsis. Yet when he first read his epic novella Metamorphosis to his friends, he read it as if it were a comedy. The listeners laughed and clapped at the troubles of Gregor Samsa who woke up one fine morning to discover he had, somehow, metamorphosed into a bug. Gregor Samsa, the salesman must now face the reality of his new form and his family of parents and sister must now deal with it. Is it a tragedy or a comedy when his manager is scared away by the creature that was/is Gregor? Is it really funny that he now has a taste for spoiled food? Is it hilarious that his family now will not look at him? Come watch the Comedy/tragedy as the family turns from scared to sympathetic to horror and apathy, as they react to this strange illness.
Guitar Workshop
Sun Oct 19, 10:30 AM
HWMF
Hyderabad Western Music Foundation presents Martin van Hees.
In June 2014 Martin van Hees (The Netherlands 1990) graduated Cum Laude at The Royal Conservatory of The Hague with ‘a distinction for his contribution to contemporary music’. Martin studied with Zoran Dukic and Enno Voorhorst at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague and with Antigoni Goni at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels (Belgium). At a young age Martin was finalist in the EGTA guitar competition and in March 2010 he won the first prize at the Lions National Guitar competition. In November 2010 Martin represented The Netherlands in the European finals of this competition in Bologna, Italy. This workshop will help musicians to improve their skills. Pls bring your instrument along.
In June 2014 Martin van Hees (The Netherlands 1990) graduated Cum Laude at The Royal Conservatory of The Hague with ‘a distinction for his contribution to contemporary music’. Martin studied with Zoran Dukic and Enno Voorhorst at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague and with Antigoni Goni at the Royal Conservatory in Brussels (Belgium). At a young age Martin was finalist in the EGTA guitar competition and in March 2010 he won the first prize at the Lions National Guitar competition. In November 2010 Martin represented The Netherlands in the European finals of this competition in Bologna, Italy. This workshop will help musicians to improve their skills. Pls bring your instrument along.
Diya designing-mitti and color
Sun Oct 19, 10:30 AM
arunjyoti lokhanday
Inviting people of all ages, women, children and youngsters to attend atvworkshop on mitti diya colour designing one day workshop with Arunjyoti Lokhanday.
Material will be provided at an affordable charges. Walk in registration.
Material will be provided at an affordable charges. Walk in registration.
Future Inventors Challenge
Sun Oct 19, 4:00 PM
Vinod Varma
"Future Inventors challenge" is launch pad for young innovators with sensitivity towards social challenges to promote their social innovations.
We welcome the young motivated people to present their innovative ideas before a group of entusiastic people and experts of varied fields.
Four groups shall be selected to pitch their ideas in a duration of 5 Min followed by Q&A session, where public participants and Invited experts from varied fields pose several questions to amplify the power of your innovations. The panel produces a comprehensive report of the innovations.
The House will present a comprehensive abstract and also the evaluation report given by the panel which would give insights to the shortcomes and strengths of the innovations thereby motivating them to improve and the best innovations will be promoted.
Program Schedule
1. Introduction about "Future Inventors Challenge" by Susheel Kumar, 4 Minutes
2. Speech by Patron, Brigadier (Retd.) P. Ganesham (Founder “Pallesrujana & lead of National innovation foundation AP chapter) 10Minutes
3. Presentations of Invited guest innovators (2 teams) given 8 minutes each to pitch their innovation.
4. Discussion about ideas (panel of experts from various sectors will evaluate, interact and suggest to improvise the invite innovations) 10 Minutes each
5. Review about innovations by members of the house (a glance into how each innovation that how it is presented and how it can be enhanced) 5 Minutes each team
6. Innovative ideas from guest/ participants ( 5 minutes/ per innovator)
7. Challenges of the episode (2 Social challenges will be presented to the participants and young minds which will be prompted in next episode. 6 minutes.
We welcome the young motivated people to present their innovative ideas before a group of entusiastic people and experts of varied fields.
Four groups shall be selected to pitch their ideas in a duration of 5 Min followed by Q&A session, where public participants and Invited experts from varied fields pose several questions to amplify the power of your innovations. The panel produces a comprehensive report of the innovations.
The House will present a comprehensive abstract and also the evaluation report given by the panel which would give insights to the shortcomes and strengths of the innovations thereby motivating them to improve and the best innovations will be promoted.
Program Schedule
1. Introduction about "Future Inventors Challenge" by Susheel Kumar, 4 Minutes
2. Speech by Patron, Brigadier (Retd.) P. Ganesham (Founder “Pallesrujana & lead of National innovation foundation AP chapter) 10Minutes
3. Presentations of Invited guest innovators (2 teams) given 8 minutes each to pitch their innovation.
4. Discussion about ideas (panel of experts from various sectors will evaluate, interact and suggest to improvise the invite innovations) 10 Minutes each
5. Review about innovations by members of the house (a glance into how each innovation that how it is presented and how it can be enhanced) 5 Minutes each team
6. Innovative ideas from guest/ participants ( 5 minutes/ per innovator)
7. Challenges of the episode (2 Social challenges will be presented to the participants and young minds which will be prompted in next episode. 6 minutes.
YOCS Meeting at Lamakaan
Sun Oct 19, 4:00 PM
YOCS
The Young Orators Club of Secunderabad (YOCS) meets every Saturday at 17:30 in the YMCA premises.
YOCS @ Lamakaan, though a special session, has the same agenda: a book/art review, a minor and a major.
There is no entry fee and The Club is open to all.
Book review: Meghana Yerabati
Minor: Sunil Neelakantan
Major: Sriram Karri
Since 1969, the Young Orators Club of Secunderabad has become as much a part of the twin cities' legacy as are the Qutub Shahi tombs. As an oratory club, we speak and operate by the spirit of our motto- Cogitas Veritas. At YOCS, we believe in diversity of ideas and exploring all the rooms as well as nooks of the mansion, that is, human ideas.
We meet every Saturday at YMCA at 5.30. So whether it is art, philosophy, logic, literature, history, science or technology that you have a passion for, come discover the world with us.
Come discover yourself! A typical YOCS session goes on for 3 hours and encompasses an art or book review, a minor and a major. There will be evaluations and judgements for every one of the speeches, so that everyone can be a master of public speaking. YOCS is a place for education, exchange and excitement.
We look forward to seeing you at our Lamakaan meet as well as our regular sessions.
There is no entry fee and The Club is open to all.
YOCS @ Lamakaan, though a special session, has the same agenda: a book/art review, a minor and a major.
There is no entry fee and The Club is open to all.
Book review: Meghana Yerabati
Minor: Sunil Neelakantan
Major: Sriram Karri
Since 1969, the Young Orators Club of Secunderabad has become as much a part of the twin cities' legacy as are the Qutub Shahi tombs. As an oratory club, we speak and operate by the spirit of our motto- Cogitas Veritas. At YOCS, we believe in diversity of ideas and exploring all the rooms as well as nooks of the mansion, that is, human ideas.
We meet every Saturday at YMCA at 5.30. So whether it is art, philosophy, logic, literature, history, science or technology that you have a passion for, come discover the world with us.
Come discover yourself! A typical YOCS session goes on for 3 hours and encompasses an art or book review, a minor and a major. There will be evaluations and judgements for every one of the speeches, so that everyone can be a master of public speaking. YOCS is a place for education, exchange and excitement.
We look forward to seeing you at our Lamakaan meet as well as our regular sessions.
There is no entry fee and The Club is open to all.
5 Short plays by Kaalpanik
Sun Oct 19, 8:00 PM
Kaalpanik
4 Groups
5 Short plays
1) Kaalpanik Presents "One fine day", written and directed by Naren Yadav.
Synopsis:
The play revolves around the conversation of two strangers from different rank of life,judging, presuming and trying to be prudent just to find out that they are sailing in the same boat.
2) Kaalpanik Presents "What is that?", Adapted from a short film by Constantin Pilavios, Directed by Saurabh Gharipurikar
Synopsis:
Father-son bonding goes way beyond just preaching and proving.This play captures one such moment of one such bond , where in 10 minutes , they live a lifetime with each other.
3) Rangmanch presents "Ek anar sau bimaar", Written by Bhushan and directed by Bhushan Tiwari and Vicky Jain.
Synopsis:
Baba Batuknath dreams of Nizam Sarkar disclosing Treasure Trove under a School.Baba's dream, appears as an opportunity for MLA Ramesh Kumar to exploit situation.Madness to keep finding treasure, turns curse for people.Now, will the politician find treasure? or does destiny has some other Plans? lets unravel this mystery with a laugh riot. "EK Anaar Sau Bimaar"!
4) Octopus Studios presents " The talk", Written by Sherin Bhat and Directed by Rohit Kumar.
Synopsis:
How important is it to have 'The Talk' , how we all need to just talk . A story of the father 's who wants to talk & a story of the wife's talk who loves the'Talk".
5) Schizophrenics presents "Pink Haathi in the room", Written and Directed by Avinash Matta.
Synopsis:
All the world is but a stage and life is the biggest drama. What’s there for you might not be there for me and what’s real for me might not be real for you. It’s the soul waiting to take birth, to perform the drama of life.
5 Short plays
1) Kaalpanik Presents "One fine day", written and directed by Naren Yadav.
Synopsis:
The play revolves around the conversation of two strangers from different rank of life,judging, presuming and trying to be prudent just to find out that they are sailing in the same boat.
2) Kaalpanik Presents "What is that?", Adapted from a short film by Constantin Pilavios, Directed by Saurabh Gharipurikar
Synopsis:
Father-son bonding goes way beyond just preaching and proving.This play captures one such moment of one such bond , where in 10 minutes , they live a lifetime with each other.
3) Rangmanch presents "Ek anar sau bimaar", Written by Bhushan and directed by Bhushan Tiwari and Vicky Jain.
Synopsis:
Baba Batuknath dreams of Nizam Sarkar disclosing Treasure Trove under a School.Baba's dream, appears as an opportunity for MLA Ramesh Kumar to exploit situation.Madness to keep finding treasure, turns curse for people.Now, will the politician find treasure? or does destiny has some other Plans? lets unravel this mystery with a laugh riot. "EK Anaar Sau Bimaar"!
4) Octopus Studios presents " The talk", Written by Sherin Bhat and Directed by Rohit Kumar.
Synopsis:
How important is it to have 'The Talk' , how we all need to just talk . A story of the father 's who wants to talk & a story of the wife's talk who loves the'Talk".
5) Schizophrenics presents "Pink Haathi in the room", Written and Directed by Avinash Matta.
Synopsis:
All the world is but a stage and life is the biggest drama. What’s there for you might not be there for me and what’s real for me might not be real for you. It’s the soul waiting to take birth, to perform the drama of life.
Hatt Teri Kismat
Fri Oct 24, 7:30 PM
Udaan Performing Arts
UDAAN Performing Arts, Hyderabad, Presents
Hindi Play "Hatt Teri Kismat' ( A Political Satire )
About the Play - ''Hatt Teri Kismet'' (Ohh! Bad Luck) was originally written in Marathi by renowned playwright Vijay Tendulkar. The play is a political satire and a story of power. What will you do if you have power in hand? This story has two characters - one is a corrupt Chief Minister and the other is a common man. The two meet incidentally and start discussing their persona. The story takes U-turn when the corrupt Chief Minister finds an angry mob that is preparing the CM's assassination and the scared CM decides to swap clothes with the common man to save his skin. Unfortunately, or as bad luck would have it, while swapping clothes, their faces also interchange and the story continues thereafter.
Hindi Play "Hatt Teri Kismat' ( A Political Satire )
About the Play - ''Hatt Teri Kismet'' (Ohh! Bad Luck) was originally written in Marathi by renowned playwright Vijay Tendulkar. The play is a political satire and a story of power. What will you do if you have power in hand? This story has two characters - one is a corrupt Chief Minister and the other is a common man. The two meet incidentally and start discussing their persona. The story takes U-turn when the corrupt Chief Minister finds an angry mob that is preparing the CM's assassination and the scared CM decides to swap clothes with the common man to save his skin. Unfortunately, or as bad luck would have it, while swapping clothes, their faces also interchange and the story continues thereafter.
4 Short plays by Kaalpanik
Sat Oct 25, 7:30 PM
Kaalpanik
3 Groups
4 Short plays
1) Kaalpanik Presents "What is that?", Adapted from a short film by Constantin Pilavios, Directed by Saurabh Gharipurikar
Synopsis:
Father-son bonding goes way beyond just preaching and proving.This play captures one such moment of one such bond , where in 10 minutes , they live a lifetime with each other.
2) Octopus Studios presents " The talk", Written by Sherin Bhat and Directed by Rohit Kumar.
Synopsis:
How important is it to have 'The Talk' , how we all need to just talk . A story of the father 's who wants to talk & a story of the wife's talk who loves the'Talk".
3) Octopus Studios presents "Spoiler", Written by Lee Mueller and Directed by Rahul Reddy.
Synopsis :
Everybody has seen a bunch of people claiming to appointed saviors , prophet's , Messenger's & god's .... but wat if ONE day somebody was telling the truth ...is he real is he not ...fig it out yourself ......
4) Rangmanch presents "Ek anar sau bimaar", Written by Bhushan and directed by Bhushan Tiwari and Vicky Jain.
Synopsis:
Baba Batuknath dreams of Nizam Sarkar disclosing Treasure Trove under a School.Baba's dream, appears as an opportunity for MLA Ramesh Kumar to exploit situation.Madness to keep finding treasure, turns curse for people.Now, will the politician find treasure? or does destiny has some other Plans? lets unravel this mystery with a laugh riot. "EK Anaar Sau Bimaar"!
4 Short plays
1) Kaalpanik Presents "What is that?", Adapted from a short film by Constantin Pilavios, Directed by Saurabh Gharipurikar
Synopsis:
Father-son bonding goes way beyond just preaching and proving.This play captures one such moment of one such bond , where in 10 minutes , they live a lifetime with each other.
2) Octopus Studios presents " The talk", Written by Sherin Bhat and Directed by Rohit Kumar.
Synopsis:
How important is it to have 'The Talk' , how we all need to just talk . A story of the father 's who wants to talk & a story of the wife's talk who loves the'Talk".
3) Octopus Studios presents "Spoiler", Written by Lee Mueller and Directed by Rahul Reddy.
Synopsis :
Everybody has seen a bunch of people claiming to appointed saviors , prophet's , Messenger's & god's .... but wat if ONE day somebody was telling the truth ...is he real is he not ...fig it out yourself ......
4) Rangmanch presents "Ek anar sau bimaar", Written by Bhushan and directed by Bhushan Tiwari and Vicky Jain.
Synopsis:
Baba Batuknath dreams of Nizam Sarkar disclosing Treasure Trove under a School.Baba's dream, appears as an opportunity for MLA Ramesh Kumar to exploit situation.Madness to keep finding treasure, turns curse for people.Now, will the politician find treasure? or does destiny has some other Plans? lets unravel this mystery with a laugh riot. "EK Anaar Sau Bimaar"!
Sawal-Jawab:Science Conversation
Sun Oct 26, 11:00 AM
Shubha Tewari
The next event in our conversation sessions between scientists and the general public, Sawaal-Jawaab, features a talk on "Nuclear Civil Defense of India : Is it feasible?". Our guest scientist is Prof. R. Rajaraman, Emeritus Professor of Physics, J.N.U., and Co-Chair, International Panel on Fissile Materials. He will speak for 20 - 30 materials on issues surrounding the deployment of and protection from nuclear weapons, after which the audience is invited to engage in an informal, free-flowing discussion with the speaker. Interested participants of all ages are welcome. No prior knowledge or expertise is required.
Quiz on Football
Sun Oct 26, 4:00 PM
Niti Gupta
Are you a football fan ? Do you think you know your football ? Come and participate in the Football quiz which will encompass, World Cups and all the Popular leagues around the world.
4 Short plays by Kaalpanik
Sun Oct 26, 7:30 PM
Kaalpanik
3 Groups
4 Short plays
1) Kaalpanik Presents "What is that?", Adapted from a short film by Constantin Pilavios, Directed by Saurabh Gharipurikar
Synopsis:
Father-son bonding goes way beyond just preaching and proving.This play captures one such moment of one such bond , where in 10 minutes , they live a lifetime with each other.
2) Octopus Studios presents " The talk", Written by Sherin Bhat and Directed by Rohit Kumar.
Synopsis:
How important is it to have 'The Talk' , how we all need to just talk . A story of the father 's who wants to talk & a story of the wife's talk who loves the'Talk".
3) Octopus Studios presents "Spoiler", Written by Lee Mueller and Directed by Rahul Reddy.
Synopsis :
Everybody has seen a bunch of people claiming to appointed saviors , prophet's , Messenger's & god's .... but wat if ONE day somebody was telling the truth ...is he real is he not ...fig it out yourself ......
4) Rangmanch presents "Ek anar sau bimaar", Written by Bhushan and directed by Bhushan Tiwari and Vicky Jain.
Synopsis:
Baba Batuknath dreams of Nizam Sarkar disclosing Treasure Trove under a School.Baba's dream, appears as an opportunity for MLA Ramesh Kumar to exploit situation.Madness to keep finding treasure, turns curse for people.Now, will the politician find treasure? or does destiny has some other Plans? lets unravel this mystery with a laugh riot. "EK Anaar Sau Bimaar"!
4 Short plays
1) Kaalpanik Presents "What is that?", Adapted from a short film by Constantin Pilavios, Directed by Saurabh Gharipurikar
Synopsis:
Father-son bonding goes way beyond just preaching and proving.This play captures one such moment of one such bond , where in 10 minutes , they live a lifetime with each other.
2) Octopus Studios presents " The talk", Written by Sherin Bhat and Directed by Rohit Kumar.
Synopsis:
How important is it to have 'The Talk' , how we all need to just talk . A story of the father 's who wants to talk & a story of the wife's talk who loves the'Talk".
3) Octopus Studios presents "Spoiler", Written by Lee Mueller and Directed by Rahul Reddy.
Synopsis :
Everybody has seen a bunch of people claiming to appointed saviors , prophet's , Messenger's & god's .... but wat if ONE day somebody was telling the truth ...is he real is he not ...fig it out yourself ......
4) Rangmanch presents "Ek anar sau bimaar", Written by Bhushan and directed by Bhushan Tiwari and Vicky Jain.
Synopsis:
Baba Batuknath dreams of Nizam Sarkar disclosing Treasure Trove under a School.Baba's dream, appears as an opportunity for MLA Ramesh Kumar to exploit situation.Madness to keep finding treasure, turns curse for people.Now, will the politician find treasure? or does destiny has some other Plans? lets unravel this mystery with a laugh riot. "EK Anaar Sau Bimaar"!
Calangute Cocktales-4Short Plays
Tue Oct 28, 7:30 PM
Dramatic Circle of Hyderabad
Dramatic Circle Hyderabad Presents the ‘DCH Newbies’ in ‘Calangute Cocktales’ (four short plays adapted from Neil Simon’s Hilarious ‘California Suite’ series) Directed by Pranava Singhal, Aarti Phatarphekar, Charanjit Saluja
The plays, set in a Goa Resort, feature four hilarious tales; a man who wakes up to find a hooker in his bed and his wife at the door, two ‘BFF’ Couples taking a joint holiday who can’t stand each other half-way through, a young bride who locks herself up in the bathroom minutes before her wedding, and a couple who fly in for a Shakira concert , but end up writhing in pain on the floor instead. 90 mts of rollicking fun. Entry passes: bookmyshow.com or at the gate
The plays, set in a Goa Resort, feature four hilarious tales; a man who wakes up to find a hooker in his bed and his wife at the door, two ‘BFF’ Couples taking a joint holiday who can’t stand each other half-way through, a young bride who locks herself up in the bathroom minutes before her wedding, and a couple who fly in for a Shakira concert , but end up writhing in pain on the floor instead. 90 mts of rollicking fun. Entry passes: bookmyshow.com or at the gate
Calangute Cocktales-4Short Plays
Wed Oct 29, 7:30 PM
Dramatic Circle of Hyderabad
Dramatic Circle Hyderabad Presents the ‘DCH Newbies’ in ‘Calangute Cocktales’ (four short plays adapted from Neil Simon’s Hilarious ‘California Suite’ series) Directed by Pranava Singhal, Aarti Phatarphekar, Charanjit Saluja
The plays, set in a Goa Resort, feature four hilarious tales; a man who wakes up to find a hooker in his bed and his wife at the door, two ‘BFF’ Couples taking a joint holiday who can’t stand each other half-way through, a young bride who locks herself up in the bathroom minutes before her wedding, and a couple who fly in for a Shakira concert , but end up writhing in pain on the floor instead. 90 mts of rollicking fun. Entry passes: bookmyshow.com or at the gate
The plays, set in a Goa Resort, feature four hilarious tales; a man who wakes up to find a hooker in his bed and his wife at the door, two ‘BFF’ Couples taking a joint holiday who can’t stand each other half-way through, a young bride who locks herself up in the bathroom minutes before her wedding, and a couple who fly in for a Shakira concert , but end up writhing in pain on the floor instead. 90 mts of rollicking fun. Entry passes: bookmyshow.com or at the gate
Truth About Me:A Hijra lifestory
Sat Nov 1, 10:30 AM
HBT, Anveshi
Hyderabad Book Trust and Anveshi invites you to an event of book introduction of 'The Truth About Me: A Hijra Life Story' by Revathi. Revathi introduces the book and readings from both the English and Telugu books. Participating in the discussion are Revathi, Karthik (Telangana Transgender Hijra Samithi) and others from the transgender community.
The Truth About Me: Minorities, it has been said, don’t count until they are counted. Globally, it is estimated that 0.3% of adults may identify as transgender. This is equal to the populations of countries like Kazakhstan, Equador and Cambodia. Viewing the numbers in this way puts a new perspective on things.
Revathi's book is provocative and gripping, and, at the same time, awe-inspiring. As she describes her terror-filled life, she does not plead for pity. All she asks is for others to recognize and treat hijras as fellow humans, with the same hopes and desires as everybody else. The frankness and fearlessness with which she discusses even the most ‘private’ aspects of her life as a hijra—the details of her sex-change operation, her sexual encounters with her customers, the brutal sexual assault by the police and so on—is striking and admirable. Her critique of social constructions of gender and dominant notions of masculinity—bereft of theoretical jargon, and, precisely because of this, lucid and compelling—is a powerful plea for us to radically re-consider what it means to be male and female at the same time as it urges us to seek the third way—of transcending the rigid binary division between male and female and work towards a notion of humanness beyond and above gender as conventionally understood.
Entry - free
The Truth About Me: Minorities, it has been said, don’t count until they are counted. Globally, it is estimated that 0.3% of adults may identify as transgender. This is equal to the populations of countries like Kazakhstan, Equador and Cambodia. Viewing the numbers in this way puts a new perspective on things.
Revathi's book is provocative and gripping, and, at the same time, awe-inspiring. As she describes her terror-filled life, she does not plead for pity. All she asks is for others to recognize and treat hijras as fellow humans, with the same hopes and desires as everybody else. The frankness and fearlessness with which she discusses even the most ‘private’ aspects of her life as a hijra—the details of her sex-change operation, her sexual encounters with her customers, the brutal sexual assault by the police and so on—is striking and admirable. Her critique of social constructions of gender and dominant notions of masculinity—bereft of theoretical jargon, and, precisely because of this, lucid and compelling—is a powerful plea for us to radically re-consider what it means to be male and female at the same time as it urges us to seek the third way—of transcending the rigid binary division between male and female and work towards a notion of humanness beyond and above gender as conventionally understood.
Entry - free
Lamakaan-Trees in its env.
Sat Nov 1, 7:00 PM
Asiya khan
Lamakaan-Trees in its environment.Talk on various trees present in and around Lamakaan,beauty they impart and bird life they support...by Asiya Khan. All are welcome.
Waryawarchi Warat - Marathi Play
Sun Nov 2, 10:30 AM
Udaan Performing Arts
UDAAN Performing Arts, Presents Marathi one act play Waryawarchi Warat (Part 1)
About the play - 'Waryawarchi Warat' a Marathi play written by well known eminent Marathi writer and theatre personality Mr P L. Deshpande. When P. L Deshpande goes to the village with the concept of about the lifestyle, people, and nature in his mind. But he finds the changed version of village. The play revolves around this concept. Please do come and watch all the funny incidences that happen in this play.
Written by - P L. Deshpande.
Directed by - Saurabh Gharipurikar.
Artists - Siddesh Dharmadhikari, Suresh Kumar, Ashutosh Patwardhan, Pranav Gharipurikar, Nishant Gharipurikar, Yashwant Gharipurikar, Kimaya Gharipurikar, Anuradha Rao, Tejas Mahajan, Chaitanya Thakur, Rajeev Deshpande, Madhav Chausalkar.
For Entry Passes - Saurabh @ 9290013166
Note: The play will start by 10am.
About the play - 'Waryawarchi Warat' a Marathi play written by well known eminent Marathi writer and theatre personality Mr P L. Deshpande. When P. L Deshpande goes to the village with the concept of about the lifestyle, people, and nature in his mind. But he finds the changed version of village. The play revolves around this concept. Please do come and watch all the funny incidences that happen in this play.
Written by - P L. Deshpande.
Directed by - Saurabh Gharipurikar.
Artists - Siddesh Dharmadhikari, Suresh Kumar, Ashutosh Patwardhan, Pranav Gharipurikar, Nishant Gharipurikar, Yashwant Gharipurikar, Kimaya Gharipurikar, Anuradha Rao, Tejas Mahajan, Chaitanya Thakur, Rajeev Deshpande, Madhav Chausalkar.
For Entry Passes - Saurabh @ 9290013166
Note: The play will start by 10am.
Photography - Light Room Process
Sun Nov 2, 11:30 AM
Ram Nagesh Naidu
Post-processing is an essential skill for every digital photographer. You’ll be enhancing your color images, creating stunning black and whites, and easily correcting tricky shots.
What's new in Lightroom 5
Lightroom workspace
Importing photos
Developing photos
Sharpening and noise reduction
Retouching photos
Exporting photos etc.
Adnl. Requirements: Fully Charged Laptop for Practice. Pen drive to Copy Essentials. Get your own captures to practice
Charges : Rs.300/- (Theory - Light Room)
( We are collecting these charges for the betterment of our club. What ever the funds we have collected will be again utilized for club equipment and maintenance-Meetup payments, Venue charges etc. Further we are planning to buy some studio equipment like Lighting, Soft boxes, Backdrops, reflectors, etc. for our future sessions)
What's new in Lightroom 5
Lightroom workspace
Importing photos
Developing photos
Sharpening and noise reduction
Retouching photos
Exporting photos etc.
Adnl. Requirements: Fully Charged Laptop for Practice. Pen drive to Copy Essentials. Get your own captures to practice
Charges : Rs.300/- (Theory - Light Room)
( We are collecting these charges for the betterment of our club. What ever the funds we have collected will be again utilized for club equipment and maintenance-Meetup payments, Venue charges etc. Further we are planning to buy some studio equipment like Lighting, Soft boxes, Backdrops, reflectors, etc. for our future sessions)
GOPICHAND LITERARY AWARD
Sun Nov 2, 6:30 PM
Yuvakalavahini
Gopichand National Literary Award is instituted in 2007 to honour the best of literates in various languages in India. The recipient for this year will be Padmasri Jeelani Bano.
Tripuraneni Gopichand was a Radical humanist, Telugu short story writer, novelist, editor, essayist, playwright and film director. Gopichand was son of renowned a social reformer,and play writer Tripuraneni Ramaswamy. Gopichand inspired by M.N.Roy's Radical Humanism,and became the first state secretary of Radical Democratic Party (India) Andhra Pradesh. His second novel 'Asamardhuni Jeevana Yatra' (Bungler: A Journey Through Life). Gopichand posthumously awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award for"Panditha Parameshwara Sastry Veelunama", in 1963 first Telugu novel to win this award.
Yuvakalavahini, one of the leading literary, cultural organisations, is conducting Gopichand Literary Award Presentation Functions since 1987 to honour the best of literature. They are conducting Gopichand Literary Award Presentation Functions since 1987 [Sri Ravsastry, Kaalipatnam Ramarao, Dasaradhy Rangacharya and Vasireddy Sitadev, Bhanumathi Ramakrishna among others].
Gopichand National Literary Award is being given since 2007.
The previous Gopichand National Literary Awardees are Dr. Siva Sankari (Tamil), 'Jnanapeeth' Dr. Prathibha Roi (Oriya) and 'Jnanapeeth' Dr. Ravuri Bhradwaja and Dr. Ampasayya Naveen [Telugu].
Prestigious Gopichand National Literary Award which will be held on 2nd November, 2014 at Hyderabad. The awardee this year will be renowned Urdu story writer and poet Padmasri Jeelani Bano.
The Gopichand National Literary Award consists Rs. 25,000/- cash, Citation & Sheild.
Jeelani Bano is one of the most famous writers in Urdu. She belongs to the city of Hyderabad and so her novels and short stories depict the social, cultural and political scenario of the place. According to Naseeruddin Hashmi, “In the beginning she wrote on films and then started writing fiction and at present she is on the list of top writers of India and Pakistan.” (Deccan Main Urdu 1963 P 1056-57) She was born on 14th July 1936 in Badayun in Uttar Pradesh. She inherited the literary talent from her father, a well-known poet Hairat Badayuni. She was brought up in a purely literary atmosphere. The literary atmosphere and the visits of many progressive writers, Sajjad Zaheer, Maqdoom Mohiuddin, Raj Bahadur Goud, Jigar Murad Abadi, Krishan Chander, Majrooh Sultan Puri, to her house played an important role in developing her personality. She developed the hobby of reading right from her childhood. At an early age she read Sadat Hasan Manto, Ismat Chugtai, Meer, Ghalib, Iqbal, Gorky, Chekov, Maupassant, Bedi, Faiz, Majaz, Qurratul-Ain-Hyder, and Ahmed Nadeem Quasimi besides the above mentioned writers. The impact of these writers affected her art of writing and blessed her with maturity of thought. She wrote in her own style and she did not make any particular writer her ideal, She wrote her first short story in 1952, “Ek Nazar Idhar Bhi” (A Glance Hither). Her best-known short story, “Moum Ki Mariam” was published in the journal Savera, which was received with great warmth, both by the literary men of that age and also by the readers. Her first collection of stories was “Raushni ke Minar” and her first novel was “Aiwaan-e-ghazal”. Her other novels are “Baarish-e-Sang”, “Nirvaan”. “Jugnu aur Sitare” “Naghme Ka Safar.” Her other Collections of stories are: Paraya Ghar, Raat ke Musafir, Roz ka Qissa, Yeh koun Hansa, Tiryaaq, Nayee Aurat, Sach ke siva, Baath Phoolon ki, are an addition to Urdu literature. She is a skilled writer. Her stories are an image of the social life of our era. She throws light upon the evils and ills of the society and politics. She picturizes boldly the downfall of the Jagirdari system and its causes. When she started her career as a writer the progressive movement was at its height. The jagirdari system was coming to an end, giving place to a new system. The peasants revolted against the jagirdars and fought for their rights and justice. The changing situation affected her thoughts and her literary talent. Every writer gets influenced by his age and period and we find a clear picture of the age in her works. The political, social, economical and cultural conditions of society have a realistic reflection in her works. Qamar Rais expresses the opinion, “Problems posed by the abolition of the Zamindari system and the rapid industrialization in the country have been consummately portrayed by the writers like Anwar Azim, Qazi Abdussattar, Iqbal Mateen, Kalam Hyderi, Jeelani Bano, Raza Sajjad Zaheer, Ram lal, Ratan Singh, Ghayas Ahmed Gaddi, Ahmed Yousuf and others.” (October Revolution: Impact on Indian literature-Impact on Urdu Literature).
All are welcome. Entry - Free
Tripuraneni Gopichand was a Radical humanist, Telugu short story writer, novelist, editor, essayist, playwright and film director. Gopichand was son of renowned a social reformer,and play writer Tripuraneni Ramaswamy. Gopichand inspired by M.N.Roy's Radical Humanism,and became the first state secretary of Radical Democratic Party (India) Andhra Pradesh. His second novel 'Asamardhuni Jeevana Yatra' (Bungler: A Journey Through Life). Gopichand posthumously awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award for"Panditha Parameshwara Sastry Veelunama", in 1963 first Telugu novel to win this award.
Yuvakalavahini, one of the leading literary, cultural organisations, is conducting Gopichand Literary Award Presentation Functions since 1987 to honour the best of literature. They are conducting Gopichand Literary Award Presentation Functions since 1987 [Sri Ravsastry, Kaalipatnam Ramarao, Dasaradhy Rangacharya and Vasireddy Sitadev, Bhanumathi Ramakrishna among others].
Gopichand National Literary Award is being given since 2007.
The previous Gopichand National Literary Awardees are Dr. Siva Sankari (Tamil), 'Jnanapeeth' Dr. Prathibha Roi (Oriya) and 'Jnanapeeth' Dr. Ravuri Bhradwaja and Dr. Ampasayya Naveen [Telugu].
Prestigious Gopichand National Literary Award which will be held on 2nd November, 2014 at Hyderabad. The awardee this year will be renowned Urdu story writer and poet Padmasri Jeelani Bano.
The Gopichand National Literary Award consists Rs. 25,000/- cash, Citation & Sheild.
Jeelani Bano is one of the most famous writers in Urdu. She belongs to the city of Hyderabad and so her novels and short stories depict the social, cultural and political scenario of the place. According to Naseeruddin Hashmi, “In the beginning she wrote on films and then started writing fiction and at present she is on the list of top writers of India and Pakistan.” (Deccan Main Urdu 1963 P 1056-57) She was born on 14th July 1936 in Badayun in Uttar Pradesh. She inherited the literary talent from her father, a well-known poet Hairat Badayuni. She was brought up in a purely literary atmosphere. The literary atmosphere and the visits of many progressive writers, Sajjad Zaheer, Maqdoom Mohiuddin, Raj Bahadur Goud, Jigar Murad Abadi, Krishan Chander, Majrooh Sultan Puri, to her house played an important role in developing her personality. She developed the hobby of reading right from her childhood. At an early age she read Sadat Hasan Manto, Ismat Chugtai, Meer, Ghalib, Iqbal, Gorky, Chekov, Maupassant, Bedi, Faiz, Majaz, Qurratul-Ain-Hyder, and Ahmed Nadeem Quasimi besides the above mentioned writers. The impact of these writers affected her art of writing and blessed her with maturity of thought. She wrote in her own style and she did not make any particular writer her ideal, She wrote her first short story in 1952, “Ek Nazar Idhar Bhi” (A Glance Hither). Her best-known short story, “Moum Ki Mariam” was published in the journal Savera, which was received with great warmth, both by the literary men of that age and also by the readers. Her first collection of stories was “Raushni ke Minar” and her first novel was “Aiwaan-e-ghazal”. Her other novels are “Baarish-e-Sang”, “Nirvaan”. “Jugnu aur Sitare” “Naghme Ka Safar.” Her other Collections of stories are: Paraya Ghar, Raat ke Musafir, Roz ka Qissa, Yeh koun Hansa, Tiryaaq, Nayee Aurat, Sach ke siva, Baath Phoolon ki, are an addition to Urdu literature. She is a skilled writer. Her stories are an image of the social life of our era. She throws light upon the evils and ills of the society and politics. She picturizes boldly the downfall of the Jagirdari system and its causes. When she started her career as a writer the progressive movement was at its height. The jagirdari system was coming to an end, giving place to a new system. The peasants revolted against the jagirdars and fought for their rights and justice. The changing situation affected her thoughts and her literary talent. Every writer gets influenced by his age and period and we find a clear picture of the age in her works. The political, social, economical and cultural conditions of society have a realistic reflection in her works. Qamar Rais expresses the opinion, “Problems posed by the abolition of the Zamindari system and the rapid industrialization in the country have been consummately portrayed by the writers like Anwar Azim, Qazi Abdussattar, Iqbal Mateen, Kalam Hyderi, Jeelani Bano, Raza Sajjad Zaheer, Ram lal, Ratan Singh, Ghayas Ahmed Gaddi, Ahmed Yousuf and others.” (October Revolution: Impact on Indian literature-Impact on Urdu Literature).
All are welcome. Entry - Free
To be or not to be - Hindi play
Thu Nov 6, 7:30 PM
Udaan Performing Arts
UDAAN Performing Arts, presents a comedy Hindi play To Be Or Not To Be'.
About the play - The original script “NIROP” is written by Dr. Vasant Sabnis in Marathi which has been adapted in Hindi by Mrs. Amruta Gharipurikar.
A protagonist, who is very much confused as how to end his life either by consuming poison or hanging himself because nothing falls for him in a right place. He is unemployed and has break-up with his girlfriend.
While the protagonist is in the process of committing suicide in his house, his best friend bumps into his house with whom he shares his emotional and romantic moments. The friend doesn’t even refrain him from attempting suicide as he is aware of protagonist’s nature and leaves him in lurch.
Thereafter he is visited by different people for their personal means and reasons, knowing his intentions and not stopping him from committing suicide. Then at the last moment of his life a stranger comes to him and his thought takes a twist and changes his life.
Actors - Sunjit Rao, Vinayak Raikhelkar, Suresh Kumar, Poonam Chandan Golechha, Suhas Barve, Ekta P Ramchandani, Siddhesh, Pranav, Ashish.
Lights - Krishna Shukl
Music / Design & Direction - Saurabh Gharipurikar.
Date - 6th & 7th November 2014
Time - 07:30pm
About the play - The original script “NIROP” is written by Dr. Vasant Sabnis in Marathi which has been adapted in Hindi by Mrs. Amruta Gharipurikar.
A protagonist, who is very much confused as how to end his life either by consuming poison or hanging himself because nothing falls for him in a right place. He is unemployed and has break-up with his girlfriend.
While the protagonist is in the process of committing suicide in his house, his best friend bumps into his house with whom he shares his emotional and romantic moments. The friend doesn’t even refrain him from attempting suicide as he is aware of protagonist’s nature and leaves him in lurch.
Thereafter he is visited by different people for their personal means and reasons, knowing his intentions and not stopping him from committing suicide. Then at the last moment of his life a stranger comes to him and his thought takes a twist and changes his life.
Actors - Sunjit Rao, Vinayak Raikhelkar, Suresh Kumar, Poonam Chandan Golechha, Suhas Barve, Ekta P Ramchandani, Siddhesh, Pranav, Ashish.
Lights - Krishna Shukl
Music / Design & Direction - Saurabh Gharipurikar.
Date - 6th & 7th November 2014
Time - 07:30pm
To be or not to be - Hindi Play
Fri Nov 7, 7:30 PM
Udaan Performing Arts
UDAAN Performing Arts, presents a comedy Hindi play To Be Or Not To Be'.
About the play - The original script “NIROP” is written by Dr. Vasant Sabnis in Marathi which has been adapted in Hindi by Mrs. Amruta Gharipurikar.
A protagonist, who is very much confused as how to end his life either by consuming poison or hanging himself because nothing falls for him in a right place. He is unemployed and has break-up with his girlfriend.
While the protagonist is in the process of committing suicide in his house, his best friend bumps into his house with whom he shares his emotional and romantic moments. The friend doesn’t even refrain him from attempting suicide as he is aware of protagonist’s nature and leaves him in lurch.
Thereafter he is visited by different people for their personal means and reasons, knowing his intentions and not stopping him from committing suicide. Then at the last moment of his life a stranger comes to him and his thought takes a twist and changes his life.
Actors - Sunjit Rao, Vinayak Raikhelkar, Suresh Kumar, Poonam Chandan Golechha, Suhas Barve, Ekta P Ramchandani, Siddhesh, Pranav, Ashish.
Lights - Krishna Shukl
Music / Design & Direction - Saurabh Gharipurikar.
Date - 6th & 7th November 2014
Time - 07:30pm
About the play - The original script “NIROP” is written by Dr. Vasant Sabnis in Marathi which has been adapted in Hindi by Mrs. Amruta Gharipurikar.
A protagonist, who is very much confused as how to end his life either by consuming poison or hanging himself because nothing falls for him in a right place. He is unemployed and has break-up with his girlfriend.
While the protagonist is in the process of committing suicide in his house, his best friend bumps into his house with whom he shares his emotional and romantic moments. The friend doesn’t even refrain him from attempting suicide as he is aware of protagonist’s nature and leaves him in lurch.
Thereafter he is visited by different people for their personal means and reasons, knowing his intentions and not stopping him from committing suicide. Then at the last moment of his life a stranger comes to him and his thought takes a twist and changes his life.
Actors - Sunjit Rao, Vinayak Raikhelkar, Suresh Kumar, Poonam Chandan Golechha, Suhas Barve, Ekta P Ramchandani, Siddhesh, Pranav, Ashish.
Lights - Krishna Shukl
Music / Design & Direction - Saurabh Gharipurikar.
Date - 6th & 7th November 2014
Time - 07:30pm
Photography - Lightroom Basics
Sat Nov 8, 10:30 AM
Ram
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is a very popular computer application for editing photographs and other digital images. When using Lightroom, there are a few simple basic tips which can make using it much more successful. Throughout this article, we will take a look at some of the basic techniques which can be used to get the most out of the Lightroom software.
Post-processing is an essential skill for every digital photographer. You’ll be enhancing your color images, creating stunning black and whites, and easily correcting tricky shots.
• Basics
• Workflows
• Work space basics
• Importing photos
• Power of Raw
• Viewing photos
• Managing catalogs and files
• Organizing photos
• Developing photos
• Exporting photos
• Slideshows
• Printing photos
• Photo books
• Web galleries
Adnl. Requirements:
Fully Charged Laptop for Practice.
Pen drive to Copy Essentials.
Get your own captures to practice
Charges : Rs.300/- (Theory - Photoshop)
( We are collecting these charges for the betterment of our club. What ever the funds we have collected will be again utilized for club equipment and maintenance-Meetup payments, Venue charges etc. Further we are planning to buy some studio equipment like Lighting, Soft boxes, Backdrops, reflectors, etc. for our future sessions)
Venue Date and Time: Will be Updated Shortly
Further queries reach me on 98490 143 99 / hdphotoclub@gmail.com
Click here to Join us On Face Book
Warm Regards
Ram
Post-processing is an essential skill for every digital photographer. You’ll be enhancing your color images, creating stunning black and whites, and easily correcting tricky shots.
• Basics
• Workflows
• Work space basics
• Importing photos
• Power of Raw
• Viewing photos
• Managing catalogs and files
• Organizing photos
• Developing photos
• Exporting photos
• Slideshows
• Printing photos
• Photo books
• Web galleries
Adnl. Requirements:
Fully Charged Laptop for Practice.
Pen drive to Copy Essentials.
Get your own captures to practice
Charges : Rs.300/- (Theory - Photoshop)
( We are collecting these charges for the betterment of our club. What ever the funds we have collected will be again utilized for club equipment and maintenance-Meetup payments, Venue charges etc. Further we are planning to buy some studio equipment like Lighting, Soft boxes, Backdrops, reflectors, etc. for our future sessions)
Venue Date and Time: Will be Updated Shortly
Further queries reach me on 98490 143 99 / hdphotoclub@gmail.com
Click here to Join us On Face Book
Warm Regards
Ram
"The Dinner" - A play
Sat Nov 8, 8:00 PM
Kaalpanik Theatre
'The Dinner' is based on Sulaiman Kakkodi’s Malayalam play “Tragedy at the dining table”. Here the director freely borrows the plot from Malayalam competition playlet of the late 80’s with a high doze of absurd theatre influence. The plot revolves around the waiting of two chefs and their preparation for the Dinner of His Highness. The Highness is metaphorically the authority wields his power through the symbolic tool of communication.
The commands pronounced through an archaic phone breaks and fragments the monotonous of waiting. And the director breaths in creative moments of imagined realities through the power of improvisations. These suspended studded with aspirations, hopes, and strategies make the plot grow with its philosophical perspectives on life, fall and fortunes of human being. In short the play is truly meaningful in theme, style and approach and audience are open to interpretations.
Play : His Highness's Dinner
Director : B.SREEDHARAN
Cast : Varshini and Naren
Duration : 45 minutes
The commands pronounced through an archaic phone breaks and fragments the monotonous of waiting. And the director breaths in creative moments of imagined realities through the power of improvisations. These suspended studded with aspirations, hopes, and strategies make the plot grow with its philosophical perspectives on life, fall and fortunes of human being. In short the play is truly meaningful in theme, style and approach and audience are open to interpretations.
Play : His Highness's Dinner
Director : B.SREEDHARAN
Cast : Varshini and Naren
Duration : 45 minutes
Monthly Quiz-Hyderabad Quiz Club
Sun Nov 9, 4:00 PM
Niti Gupa
This quiz will be on different Companies and their brands, their history, journey and people.
There will be a maximum of 6 teams with 6 members each.
There will be a maximum of 6 teams with 6 members each.
Shesh-Neeshesh - Play
Sun Nov 9, 7:30 PM
Rangadhara
Sesh-Neeshesh depicts the untold suffering that women in modern India face amidst the struggle between past tradition & modern values, through different characters that are close to the woman everyday we see around us. The play shows the immense courage with which they face these challenges and overcome them.
The monologue is all about an anguish, frustration, sexual harassment, trauma of a woman who undergoes pain & hardship to survive in the society of this world.
Whether she breaks the shackles or succumbs?
Written by: Sunita Tarapure
Music : Ali Ahmed
Acted & Directed : Nidhi Pandey
Entry - 9985874393
The monologue is all about an anguish, frustration, sexual harassment, trauma of a woman who undergoes pain & hardship to survive in the society of this world.
Whether she breaks the shackles or succumbs?
Written by: Sunita Tarapure
Music : Ali Ahmed
Acted & Directed : Nidhi Pandey
Entry - 9985874393