India on screen

Documentary films such as the celebrated All That Breathes by Shaunak Sen, Colours of Life by Praveen Morchhale, The Show Must Go On by by Divya and Jall Cowasji, and Mask Art of Majuli by Utpal Borpujari will also be screened

Baithak – an evening of melody

Pracheen Kala Kendra brings you an enchanting evening of Indian classical music

A son’s tribute to iconic parents

Embellished by luminaries in the dance universe, the two-day spectacle will be an experience to absorb within for dance connoisseurs

An artist’s call for nature

In a solo exhibition titled ‘Sublime Nature’, the artist – Sanjukta Arjun -- has tried to emphasise the beauty and importance of nature, tearing the need for a wake-up call to save mother earth

Homage to Indian martyrs and achievers

Utsav Educational and Cultural Society presents the 17th edition of Utsav’s two-day festival of Indian classical dance — Saare Jahan Se Accha

The best of masterpieces

For an artist, the canvas is a mouthpiece. The artist speaks with vibrant colours, bold strokes and fine lines. In this era of duplicity, everything is fake. Only art is real. And to provide this real experience, the art exhibition —‘Master Strokes’— is all set to give all art lovers a new experience

SIMHIKA: Daughter of the Forest

Natya Vriksha presents SIMHIKA: Daughter of the Forest, a performance-dialogue by dancer (Padmashri) Geeta Chandran

When art gives you a reality check

India Habitat Centre organises a group show of 50 artists titled ‘Equally Guaranteed To All Without Regard’ where their artworks will focus on the fight for equal rights and justice