Organisers are students from NIT warangal IIIT hyderabad and Osmania medical college.

Contact – Nachiketa 9642423254
Time – 10 am
Date – 13th July

Lamakaan – Opp GVK ONE, adj lane to C – bay,Banjarahills

Contact – Limin 9920677972
Time – 7pm
Lamakaan – GVK ONE , adj lane at C- Bay , Banjara hills

has been doing lot of plays in Hyderabad, it is non-profitable theater group to serve talent.”
“Direction :- Saurab gharipurikar
Writer :- Yogesh Soman. (in marathi)
Hindi translation :- Saurab gharipurikar. ”
Time – 7pm-9pm, Paid event – Rs 100

Lamakaan address – Opp GVK ONE – adj lane to C-bay – Banjara hills

PechaKucha Night was devised in Tokyo in February 2003 as an event for young creatives to meet, network, and show their work in public. Drawing its name from the Japanese term for the sound of “chit chat”, it rests on a presentation format that is based on a simple idea: 20 images x 20 seconds. It’s a format that makes presentations concise, and keeps things moving at a rapid pace. See more details at http://facebook.com/pechakuchahyderabad

Internationally acclaimed theatre director and trainer Dr. David Zinder will talk on the subject IMAGE WORK & MICHAEL CHEKHOV TECHNIQUE
followed by an interactive session.
Open to all.

Sharnarthi, directed by Rituraj Sapkota, traces the story of a generation on Refugees from Bhutan who lived in refugee camps f…or 18 years and who are now being resettled in countries such as the USA, Australia, New Zealand and Denmark. Most of this generation were either too small to remember when their families were ousted from Bhutan or have never seen Bhutan, having spent their entire lives in refugee camps. Born to ethnically Nepalese parents who were once citizens of Bhutan, over 50,000 children and teenagers today are living a life of mixed identities, none concrete. What nationality and what identity do they ascribe themselves?

Mugu: The conscience of Karnali, directed by Rituraj Sapkota and produced by Tourism Development Endeavours, Nepal, is the tale of unbelievable hardship people in a unbelievably scenic place in the forlorn end of Nepal are forced to endure. It documents the struggle for subsistence, the hardships of practicing agriculture in an arid landscape, the mad race for income-generating hunt for aphrodisiacs and herbs and a community’s scope for cultural survival amidst a wave of intervention and globalization.
The event is a part of our attempt to bring stories little heard of to a larger audience and to sensitize people to issues that happen so close to us and yet are so detached from our lives.”

Fl!pmind was established in 2008 with the objective of using video and audio as media for documenting issues of humane significance and facilitating concrete change. While we frequently use video as a medium to build corporate videos and advocacy films for NGOs, our commitment lies in bringing stories from little known places and of little known communities to a wider, sensitized audience.

for more details contact Rommel 8019422427, Arvind 99665 69240
or mail rituraj.sapkota@gmail.com

Open Show is a free monthly event that provides photographers, filmmakers and multimedia producers the chance to present their work in high-profile spaces.

OPEN SHOW FORMAT
Up to five curated presenters have 10 minutes each to introduce one project. Both ongoing and completed work is accepted. We welcome diverse topics ranging from documentary to fine art.

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
www.openshow.org/submissions/

If you have any questions drop us an email at openshowhyd@gmail.com

As a tribute to one of the finest poets in the Urdu tradition and as part of its Poetry Appreciation Series Lamakaan kicks off Majaaz’s centenary celebrations through a lecture-presentation by Dr. Fakhre Alam, Assistant Professor, Maulana Azad National Urdu University (Lucknow Campus) on Sunday, January 9.

Internationally acclaimed theatre director and trainer Dr. David Zinder will talk on the subject BODY VOICE IMAGINATION
followed by an interactive session.
Open to all.

The Celebrated Kabir Project Comes to Hyderabad

At Lamakaan, Road No. 1 Banjara Hills on Friday Jan 7th 2010 at 7 30 PM
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Lamakaan is proud to present the songs of Kabir rendered in the mellifluous voice of Prahlad Singh Tipanya and group on Friday January 7th at 7 30 PM. Tipanyaji’s first ever Hyderabad concert also marks the beginning of a year long effort to bring the Kabir Project (http://www.kabirproject.org/) to Hyderabad.

Prahlad Singh Tipanya is a rural school teacher from the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh, who began singing in the late 1970s after being attracted by the sound of the folk tambura. His rare talent, passion, and insight have caused him to be increasingly recognized as a remarkable exponent of Kabir’s music and meanings. Among many other honors, he received the prestigious Sangeet Natak Akademi award in 2008.

Many believe that in the historic struggle in India between secular syncretic traditions and communal forces, it is people like Tipanya who form the most important place. His concerts in rural India are attended by thousands who ar drawn to the radical message of Kabir through his rendition of the tradition.

Tipanyi is not merely a singer but a radical interpreter of Kabir and the Sufi/Bhakto tradition. While his amazing rendition of Kabir bhajans are captivating in themselves, his greater strength is his capacity to bring forth the radical nature of Kabir’s message that has been part of the Indian tradition for six centuries now. Come enjoy the songs of Kabir at Lamakaan. Attached are also two of Tipanya’s renditions of Kabir as a brief teaser for your listening pleasure.