Zofeen Maqsood - Page 6

Open Cast is a NCPA presentation and along with D for DRAMA Production, the play promises to show the human side of displacement

he play, Once Upon A time, is a a repertoire of five short stories based on human emotions and relationships

National Award-winning actress Shefali Shah will be seen as a female protagonist and plays DCP Vartika Chaturvedi

Six written and directed by Jeff Goldberg is adapted from L. B. Hamiltons play 'A Midnight Clear'

Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra is deemed to be one of the major architects of Odissi dance as we see today -- Madhur Gupta

It won't be an exaggeration to say that India has one of the most varied folk cultures around the world. With as plethora of languages and customs every community has its own traditional history and to delve into the folk practices of each one of them can be a delightfully engaging experience. 

Some recent stories on screen and off have successfully cast transgender actors, I hope that we continue this search -- Mahnaz Damania

The Lavani performances will be by artists Anand Satam and Ashimik Kamthe.

Lavani is a traditional dance form of Maharashtra with a rich heritage of several centurie

The classic play written by Mohan Rakesh was originally written in 1969.

CSMVS Mumbai and First Edition Arts, (FEA), present Karnatic Kattaikkuttu, a first time ever collaboration between two distinct art forms

One of the main draws during its inaugural edition is promoted as the Sparrow Awards.

A two day long action-packed event combining the best of music and motorcycles of course, the festival began with biking groups riding to the event on both days.

BULBUL CAN SING won the Golden Gateway Award in the India Gold competition category at the 20th Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival where it had its India Premiere

A Perfect Murder, that will be showcased in Mumbai between Jan 4-9, is a clever adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's cult classic -- Dial M for Murder

If you idea of a new years eve is spending the night at the city hot spot then checking out various options at the Park, New Delhi may be a good start to plan your last night of the year.

If the West has William Shakespeare, we have Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay who wrote Devdas

Written and directed by R.S. Raghu, the play is a practical look into what love and relationships mean in the modern times. 

Wrong Number, a  brilliant comedy play by theatre director Raman Kumar would be screened in Mumbai on December 23. 

Australian play, Emil and the Detectives will be showcased at the Experimental Theatre in NCPA in January.