Lamakaan

Topic: History of Waqf in India: Muslim Endowments, Origin and Laws
By Syed Ubaidur Rahman

Syed Ubaidur Rahman's book is a valuable addition to Indian awqaf scholarship. It covers the developments of over fourteen hundred years- from the Islamic theological foundation of awqaf to the recently enacted Waqf(Amendment) Act,2025. The book not only gives details of the historical origin and development of awqaf in India during the medieval period but also discusses the legal milestones both during the colonial period as well as the post-independence era. The book will be of great use to students of history as well as law.

This timely book provides a comprehensive study of the institution of waqf, or Muslim religious and charitable endowments, looking at the subject from the perspectives of Islamic law, Indian history and modern legal developments in India. The book will usefully inform debates, discussions, and policies about waqf, which is not only an important Muslim social institution but a valuable part of Indian heritage.



Syed Ubaidur Rahman is a New Delhi-based historian and author. He has extensively written on medieval and Modern Indian history. His recent publications include History of Waqf in India’, 'Peaceful Expansion of Islam in India' (2024), 'Forgotten Muslim Empires of South India' (2023), 'Biographical Encyclopedia of Indian Muslim Freedom Fighters' (2021), 'Ulema's Role in India's Freedom Movement with Focus on Reshmi Rumal Tehrik' (2019) etc. He is the director of the Centre for History and Heritage (Delhi) and an Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.

Join us for the book launch of ‘History of Waqf in India: Muslim Endowments, Origin and Laws’. Copies of the book will be available for sale at the event.

All Are Welcome!

There are a lot of misconceptions about mental health in the general public. There are students, working professionals, young adults alike that are struggling with how to manage their mental health and work / studies. This workshop is mindful and experiential, helping people slow down, reconnect, and listen to themselves through creative expression, reflection, and gentle conversation.
It’s a space to pause, breathe, and rediscover balance,reminding us that wellbeing begins with awareness and presence. This is curated by professional psychologists and is open for all

BhanuKrishna proudly presents the launch of Kaarchichu, a vibrant collection of Telugu poems by touching various topics. Kaarchichu brings together verses woven from everyday emotions, fleeting memories, and the quiet intensity of human experience. With tenderness and fire, BhanuKrishna’s poetry travels through the inner landscapes of longing, resilience, love, and identity—capturing moments that spark, burn, and linger.

Join us for an evening celebrating poetry that speaks to the heart and the times we live in.
The event will feature poetry readings, conversations with the author, and a deeper look into the creative journey behind Kaarchichu.

Come, meet the poet, share stories, and immerse yourself in the rhythm of words.
All are welcome!

Read-a-Kitaab - Book Lovers Monthly Meetup. Read-a-Kitaab (RAK) is a PAN India book lovers community. It's Hyderabad chapter connects every month to discuss favorite books, book of the month and theme based discussions. We are a passionate community of book lovers. Know more on www.readakitaab.com

Hyderabad Bookworms' Movie of the Month meetup. 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

'Merupu', the Telugu translation of Nobel Laureate Jan Fosse’s novella 'A Shining', evokes the author’s meditative exploration of faith, solitude, and revelation through luminous prose. Hrudaya Deepam, the Telugu translation of the Booker International Prize–winning short story collection, offers readers a moving glimpse into diverse human emotions and cultural experiences, rendered with poetic intensity and compassion. Together, these works bring world literature’s finest voices into the Telugu literary landscape.

Samahaara Workshop Productions
presents

Ranjit Kapoor's
CHAINPUR KI DAASTAAN
(An adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's Inspector General in Hindi)

Chainpur ki Daastaan is a satirical comedy set in the quirky princely state of Chainpur—an imaginary land where corruption, chaos, and convenience live happily together.

Peaceful, corrupt routine of the village people is shattered when news arrives that a secret government officer from Delhi has come to investigate their misdeeds. Panic spreads, plans are hatched, and misunderstandings explode. What follows is a hilarious series of blunders, confusion, disguises, and desperate attempts by Chainpur’s officials to impress, mislead, and survive the so-called “khufiya afsar”.

Filled with humour, exaggerated characters, sharp social commentary, and lively drama, Chainpur ki Daastaan playfully exposes the absurdities of power, bureaucracy, and human greed—reminding us that sometimes reality is stranger (and funnier) than fiction.

So, as the winter evenings in December unfold at Lamakaan, audiences will journey through Takita’s cinematic universe—where humor, history, and humanity converge. Each Wednesday promises not just a film screening, but an immersion into the delicate art of storytelling that made Yōjirō Takita a legend.

About the Director: Yōjirō Takita, born on December 4, 1955. Known worldwide for his Academy Award-winning masterpiece Departures (2008), Takita’s journey from comic pink films to historical epics and deeply human dramas reflects a rare versatility. His works resonate because they transform intimate Japanese traditions into universal stories, inviting audiences to reflect on life, death, and the quiet dignity of human connection. Takita’s style is marked by emotional subtlety and cultural depth, weaving humor, ritual, and tenderness into cinematic experiences that linger long after the screen fades. His impact lies in bridging tradition with modern storytelling, proving that local narratives can achieve global acclaim.

Film Title: DEPARTURES | 2008 | 130 Mins | Japan | Japanese Language with English Subtitles

About the film: The film follows Daigo Kobayashi, a cellist who loses his job and reluctantly takes work as a nokanshi—a traditional mortician who prepares bodies for burial. Initially ashamed of his new profession, Daigo gradually comes to appreciate its profound dignity and emotional resonance, finding meaning in death rituals and reconciliation in his own life. Blending gentle humor with poignant reflection, Departures became a global triumph, winning the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, and is celebrated for its tender portrayal of mortality, love, and the quiet beauty of human connection.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

You are cordially invited to join us for the launch of Fasl-e-Sukhan — the final poetic work of Aslam Farshori. Aslam-saab left behind not just verses, but a spirit of devotion to Urdu, Na’at, and heartfelt poetry.

Let us gather to remember him, read his lines aloud, share memories, and celebrate the depth of his Naatiya-kalam.

When: Thursday, 18 December — 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM IST
Where: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills (Off Road 1, near GVK Mall)

Please come, bring your love for poetry, and maybe a favourite memory of Aslam-saab.

Lamakaan invites you to talk on
'Faith-Based Organizing and Social Justice' by Sravya T.

About the topic:
Faith communities have long played a crucial role in advocating for human rights and social justice worldwide. From Zohran Mamdani’s electoral victory in New York City to the shift in public opinion on Palestine in the United States, faith-based advocacy from Hindus, Muslims, Jews, Christians, Sikhs, and other religious communities has been key to challenging authoritarianism, imperialism, and social inequality, including within religious traditions. Join Sravya from the USA-based Hindus for Human Rights for an interactive conversation on how faith-based advocacy can be a key pillar in the strategy for social democracy.

About the Speaker:
Sravya is the deputy executive director of Hindus for Human Rights, a US-based NGO that organizes Hindus to stand up against Islamophobia, caste, and gender inequality from a Hindu faith perspective.

All are Welcome!

This workshop is a beginner class for teaching participants to create bleach art on plain old clothes. The learning module includes teaching safety protocols for handling bleach, techniques for making variations in bleach solutions, different strokes to achieve a particular design and the spray technique of bleach art.

Morning Melodies & Musings” is a two hour -long journey through poetry intertwined with soulful live music and dance performance. Curated by TAURUS — The Alchemy of Unique Reels & Universal Stories along with KAHANIWALA by Suhas Bhatnagar, this session celebrates the simple magic of words, voice, and acoustic rhythm.
The performance blends spoken poetry, light narration, and unplugged musical pieces—designed to create a calm, reflective, and heart-warming start to the day. It is an art-forward experience meant to bring people together through language, sound, and emotion.
Ticket: INR 200 per person

Bong Beats is a cultural wing of Bengali and Hyderabad collectives. We are a group of people who wants to enjoy music. We will bring our equipments like guitar, piano, mouth, organ, Tabla, and small instruments. We would like to use your premises for two hours for jamming sessions, we would need chairs, and if some microphones are there for our use, that will be great.

“Bhoomi ni Nenu” is a unique literary work that reflects human emotions through the voice of the Earth. In some parts, the Earth speaks like a mother; in others, she takes the form of a girl, responding to social issues, emotions, and experiences.
This launch event will include a brief reading session, author interaction, and a discussion on the inspiration behind the book and its message.

An evening of Christmas Carols and Hymns. Totally appropriate for the festive season.
Come and Join us as we celebrate the season of Hope and Blessinsgs.
Join us with your loved ones.

So, as the winter evenings in December unfold at Lamakaan, audiences will journey through Takita’s cinematic universe—where humor, history, and humanity converge. Each Wednesday promises not just a film screening, but an immersion into the delicate art of storytelling that made Yōjirō Takita a legend.

About the Director: Yōjirō Takita, born on December 4, 1955. Known worldwide for his Academy Award-winning masterpiece Departures (2008), Takita’s journey from comic pink films to historical epics and deeply human dramas reflects a rare versatility. His works resonate because they transform intimate Japanese traditions into universal stories, inviting audiences to reflect on life, death, and the quiet dignity of human connection. Takita’s style is marked by emotional subtlety and cultural depth, weaving humor, ritual, and tenderness into cinematic experiences that linger long after the screen fades. His impact lies in bridging tradition with modern storytelling, proving that local narratives can achieve global acclaim.

Film Title: THE LAST RECIPE | 2017 | 126 Mins | Japan | Japanese Language with English Subtitles

About the film: The film follows Mitsuru Sasaki, a once world-class chef gifted with the rare ability to recreate any dish after tasting it just once. Having lost his passion and driven into bankruptcy by his pursuit of perfection, he begins offering “last meals” to wealthy clients at exorbitant prices. His life takes a dramatic turn when he is tasked with uncovering a legendary recipe created in 1930s Manchuria by Naotaro Yamagata, a chef whose culinary genius was entwined with Japan’s turbulent history. As Sasaki retraces the recipe’s journey across time and continents, he confronts themes of memory, legacy, and the soul of cooking itself. Blending food, mystery, and historical drama, The Last Recipe serves up a story where cuisine becomes a bridge between generations and a vessel of human connection.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

Event Title: Sisters Connect Club – 1st Anniversary Celebration

Event Description:
Sisters Connect Club is organizing its 1st Anniversary Celebration, bringing together women from our community for an evening of networking, activities, and a curated open mic. The event will include:

• Open Mic Segment:
A limited-slot, pre-registered activity where selected participants will present poetry, stories, or small talks. This segment will be curated to maintain flow and timing.

• Women-Led Stalls:
Small business owners from the community will set up paid stalls to showcase and sell their products. Visitors can purchase items or café food and beverages directly from the vendors/café.

• Networking & Community Interaction:
The event will serve as a platform for women to connect, exchange ideas, and engage in collaborative conversations.

Entry:
Free attendance for all women.
Open mic registrations and stall setups will be chargeable internally.

Expected Footfall:
Approximately 70–100 women attendees.

Purpose of the Event:
To celebrate one year of building a women’s community, encourage local women-led businesses, and provide a structured platform for creative and professional expression.

The program will be organized and supervised by the Sisters Connect Club team to ensure smooth flow and responsible management of the venue space.

"Taalsen," is a dynamic vocal workshop held by Vandana Susheel, designed especially for beginners looking to explore the world of music with a registration fee of just ₹500!

Vandana Susheel is an 20-year-old passionate singer-songwriter, who has been exposed to the world of music since the age of 5. She has done her training for hindustani classical music from the esteemed “Shankar Mahadevan Academy” and also gained certifications for music composition courses from AR Rahman’s “KM Music Conservatory.” She has sung songs for 2 films, and her original song“Yaadon Ke Guldaste” is out on all major streaming platforms

Explore the fundamentals of notes, melodies and rhythms with “Taalsen” on the 27th of December 3PM to 6 PM! Whether you're a complete novice or looking to refine your skills, this workshop promises an enriching journey into the world of vocal music.

Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc7BeQWSF6l-sMH3K8-LIKtXkqXen0EqdJ-2dRkXCkqU13UtQ/viewform?usp=preview

Performing Classical Dance (Bharatnatyam)

Topic: History of Waqf in India: Muslim Endowments, Origin and Laws
By Syed Ubaidur Rahman

Syed Ubaidur Rahman's book is a valuable addition to Indian awqaf scholarship. It covers the developments of over fourteen hundred years- from the Islamic theological foundation of awqaf to the recently enacted Waqf(Amendment) Act,2025. The book not only gives details of the historical origin and development of awqaf in India during the medieval period but also discusses the legal milestones both during the colonial period as well as the post-independence era. The book will be of great use to students of history as well as law.

This timely book provides a comprehensive study of the institution of waqf, or Muslim religious and charitable endowments, looking at the subject from the perspectives of Islamic law, Indian history and modern legal developments in India. The book will usefully inform debates, discussions, and policies about waqf, which is not only an important Muslim social institution but a valuable part of Indian heritage.



Syed Ubaidur Rahman is a New Delhi-based historian and author. He has extensively written on medieval and Modern Indian history. His recent publications include History of Waqf in India’, 'Peaceful Expansion of Islam in India' (2024), 'Forgotten Muslim Empires of South India' (2023), 'Biographical Encyclopedia of Indian Muslim Freedom Fighters' (2021), 'Ulema's Role in India's Freedom Movement with Focus on Reshmi Rumal Tehrik' (2019) etc. He is the director of the Centre for History and Heritage (Delhi) and an Associate Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.

Join us for the book launch of ‘History of Waqf in India: Muslim Endowments, Origin and Laws’. Copies of the book will be available for sale at the event.

All Are Welcome!

There are a lot of misconceptions about mental health in the general public. There are students, working professionals, young adults alike that are struggling with how to manage their mental health and work / studies. This workshop is mindful and experiential, helping people slow down, reconnect, and listen to themselves through creative expression, reflection, and gentle conversation.
It’s a space to pause, breathe, and rediscover balance,reminding us that wellbeing begins with awareness and presence. This is curated by professional psychologists and is open for all

BhanuKrishna proudly presents the launch of Kaarchichu, a vibrant collection of Telugu poems by touching various topics. Kaarchichu brings together verses woven from everyday emotions, fleeting memories, and the quiet intensity of human experience. With tenderness and fire, BhanuKrishna’s poetry travels through the inner landscapes of longing, resilience, love, and identity—capturing moments that spark, burn, and linger.

Join us for an evening celebrating poetry that speaks to the heart and the times we live in.
The event will feature poetry readings, conversations with the author, and a deeper look into the creative journey behind Kaarchichu.

Come, meet the poet, share stories, and immerse yourself in the rhythm of words.
All are welcome!

Read-a-Kitaab - Book Lovers Monthly Meetup. Read-a-Kitaab (RAK) is a PAN India book lovers community. It's Hyderabad chapter connects every month to discuss favorite books, book of the month and theme based discussions. We are a passionate community of book lovers. Know more on www.readakitaab.com

Hyderabad Bookworms' Movie of the Month meetup. 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

'Merupu', the Telugu translation of Nobel Laureate Jan Fosse’s novella 'A Shining', evokes the author’s meditative exploration of faith, solitude, and revelation through luminous prose. Hrudaya Deepam, the Telugu translation of the Booker International Prize–winning short story collection, offers readers a moving glimpse into diverse human emotions and cultural experiences, rendered with poetic intensity and compassion. Together, these works bring world literature’s finest voices into the Telugu literary landscape.

Samahaara Workshop Productions
presents

Ranjit Kapoor's
CHAINPUR KI DAASTAAN
(An adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's Inspector General in Hindi)

Chainpur ki Daastaan is a satirical comedy set in the quirky princely state of Chainpur—an imaginary land where corruption, chaos, and convenience live happily together.

Peaceful, corrupt routine of the village people is shattered when news arrives that a secret government officer from Delhi has come to investigate their misdeeds. Panic spreads, plans are hatched, and misunderstandings explode. What follows is a hilarious series of blunders, confusion, disguises, and desperate attempts by Chainpur’s officials to impress, mislead, and survive the so-called “khufiya afsar”.

Filled with humour, exaggerated characters, sharp social commentary, and lively drama, Chainpur ki Daastaan playfully exposes the absurdities of power, bureaucracy, and human greed—reminding us that sometimes reality is stranger (and funnier) than fiction.

So, as the winter evenings in December unfold at Lamakaan, audiences will journey through Takita’s cinematic universe—where humor, history, and humanity converge. Each Wednesday promises not just a film screening, but an immersion into the delicate art of storytelling that made Yōjirō Takita a legend.

About the Director: Yōjirō Takita, born on December 4, 1955. Known worldwide for his Academy Award-winning masterpiece Departures (2008), Takita’s journey from comic pink films to historical epics and deeply human dramas reflects a rare versatility. His works resonate because they transform intimate Japanese traditions into universal stories, inviting audiences to reflect on life, death, and the quiet dignity of human connection. Takita’s style is marked by emotional subtlety and cultural depth, weaving humor, ritual, and tenderness into cinematic experiences that linger long after the screen fades. His impact lies in bridging tradition with modern storytelling, proving that local narratives can achieve global acclaim.

Film Title: DEPARTURES | 2008 | 130 Mins | Japan | Japanese Language with English Subtitles

About the film: The film follows Daigo Kobayashi, a cellist who loses his job and reluctantly takes work as a nokanshi—a traditional mortician who prepares bodies for burial. Initially ashamed of his new profession, Daigo gradually comes to appreciate its profound dignity and emotional resonance, finding meaning in death rituals and reconciliation in his own life. Blending gentle humor with poignant reflection, Departures became a global triumph, winning the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, and is celebrated for its tender portrayal of mortality, love, and the quiet beauty of human connection.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

You are cordially invited to join us for the launch of Fasl-e-Sukhan — the final poetic work of Aslam Farshori. Aslam-saab left behind not just verses, but a spirit of devotion to Urdu, Na’at, and heartfelt poetry.

Let us gather to remember him, read his lines aloud, share memories, and celebrate the depth of his Naatiya-kalam.

When: Thursday, 18 December — 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM IST
Where: Lamakaan, Banjara Hills (Off Road 1, near GVK Mall)

Please come, bring your love for poetry, and maybe a favourite memory of Aslam-saab.

Lamakaan invites you to talk on
'Faith-Based Organizing and Social Justice' by Sravya T.

About the topic:
Faith communities have long played a crucial role in advocating for human rights and social justice worldwide. From Zohran Mamdani’s electoral victory in New York City to the shift in public opinion on Palestine in the United States, faith-based advocacy from Hindus, Muslims, Jews, Christians, Sikhs, and other religious communities has been key to challenging authoritarianism, imperialism, and social inequality, including within religious traditions. Join Sravya from the USA-based Hindus for Human Rights for an interactive conversation on how faith-based advocacy can be a key pillar in the strategy for social democracy.

About the Speaker:
Sravya is the deputy executive director of Hindus for Human Rights, a US-based NGO that organizes Hindus to stand up against Islamophobia, caste, and gender inequality from a Hindu faith perspective.

All are Welcome!

This workshop is a beginner class for teaching participants to create bleach art on plain old clothes. The learning module includes teaching safety protocols for handling bleach, techniques for making variations in bleach solutions, different strokes to achieve a particular design and the spray technique of bleach art.

Morning Melodies & Musings” is a two hour -long journey through poetry intertwined with soulful live music and dance performance. Curated by TAURUS — The Alchemy of Unique Reels & Universal Stories along with KAHANIWALA by Suhas Bhatnagar, this session celebrates the simple magic of words, voice, and acoustic rhythm.
The performance blends spoken poetry, light narration, and unplugged musical pieces—designed to create a calm, reflective, and heart-warming start to the day. It is an art-forward experience meant to bring people together through language, sound, and emotion.
Ticket: INR 200 per person

Bong Beats is a cultural wing of Bengali and Hyderabad collectives. We are a group of people who wants to enjoy music. We will bring our equipments like guitar, piano, mouth, organ, Tabla, and small instruments. We would like to use your premises for two hours for jamming sessions, we would need chairs, and if some microphones are there for our use, that will be great.

“Bhoomi ni Nenu” is a unique literary work that reflects human emotions through the voice of the Earth. In some parts, the Earth speaks like a mother; in others, she takes the form of a girl, responding to social issues, emotions, and experiences.
This launch event will include a brief reading session, author interaction, and a discussion on the inspiration behind the book and its message.

An evening of Christmas Carols and Hymns. Totally appropriate for the festive season.
Come and Join us as we celebrate the season of Hope and Blessinsgs.
Join us with your loved ones.

So, as the winter evenings in December unfold at Lamakaan, audiences will journey through Takita’s cinematic universe—where humor, history, and humanity converge. Each Wednesday promises not just a film screening, but an immersion into the delicate art of storytelling that made Yōjirō Takita a legend.

About the Director: Yōjirō Takita, born on December 4, 1955. Known worldwide for his Academy Award-winning masterpiece Departures (2008), Takita’s journey from comic pink films to historical epics and deeply human dramas reflects a rare versatility. His works resonate because they transform intimate Japanese traditions into universal stories, inviting audiences to reflect on life, death, and the quiet dignity of human connection. Takita’s style is marked by emotional subtlety and cultural depth, weaving humor, ritual, and tenderness into cinematic experiences that linger long after the screen fades. His impact lies in bridging tradition with modern storytelling, proving that local narratives can achieve global acclaim.

Film Title: THE LAST RECIPE | 2017 | 126 Mins | Japan | Japanese Language with English Subtitles

About the film: The film follows Mitsuru Sasaki, a once world-class chef gifted with the rare ability to recreate any dish after tasting it just once. Having lost his passion and driven into bankruptcy by his pursuit of perfection, he begins offering “last meals” to wealthy clients at exorbitant prices. His life takes a dramatic turn when he is tasked with uncovering a legendary recipe created in 1930s Manchuria by Naotaro Yamagata, a chef whose culinary genius was entwined with Japan’s turbulent history. As Sasaki retraces the recipe’s journey across time and continents, he confronts themes of memory, legacy, and the soul of cooking itself. Blending food, mystery, and historical drama, The Last Recipe serves up a story where cuisine becomes a bridge between generations and a vessel of human connection.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

Event Title: Sisters Connect Club – 1st Anniversary Celebration

Event Description:
Sisters Connect Club is organizing its 1st Anniversary Celebration, bringing together women from our community for an evening of networking, activities, and a curated open mic. The event will include:

• Open Mic Segment:
A limited-slot, pre-registered activity where selected participants will present poetry, stories, or small talks. This segment will be curated to maintain flow and timing.

• Women-Led Stalls:
Small business owners from the community will set up paid stalls to showcase and sell their products. Visitors can purchase items or café food and beverages directly from the vendors/café.

• Networking & Community Interaction:
The event will serve as a platform for women to connect, exchange ideas, and engage in collaborative conversations.

Entry:
Free attendance for all women.
Open mic registrations and stall setups will be chargeable internally.

Expected Footfall:
Approximately 70–100 women attendees.

Purpose of the Event:
To celebrate one year of building a women’s community, encourage local women-led businesses, and provide a structured platform for creative and professional expression.

The program will be organized and supervised by the Sisters Connect Club team to ensure smooth flow and responsible management of the venue space.

"Taalsen," is a dynamic vocal workshop held by Vandana Susheel, designed especially for beginners looking to explore the world of music with a registration fee of just ₹500!

Vandana Susheel is an 20-year-old passionate singer-songwriter, who has been exposed to the world of music since the age of 5. She has done her training for hindustani classical music from the esteemed “Shankar Mahadevan Academy” and also gained certifications for music composition courses from AR Rahman’s “KM Music Conservatory.” She has sung songs for 2 films, and her original song“Yaadon Ke Guldaste” is out on all major streaming platforms

Explore the fundamentals of notes, melodies and rhythms with “Taalsen” on the 27th of December 3PM to 6 PM! Whether you're a complete novice or looking to refine your skills, this workshop promises an enriching journey into the world of vocal music.

Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc7BeQWSF6l-sMH3K8-LIKtXkqXen0EqdJ-2dRkXCkqU13UtQ/viewform?usp=preview