YEARS OF CELEBRATING ART

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7 CHILDREN 2ND FEB SATURDAY Dream Catchers by Chaahat Advani Khatron Ke Khiladi by Science Utsav Our Playground by Toybank Math with Origami by Bob Tribal Beats by Saevus Mo-Glitter by Shruti Narayan 3RD FEB SUNDAY Foiled! by artist Arzan Khambatta Everyday Math through Stories, Fun and Dance by Neha Khaitan Clever, Cleverer, Cleverest by Maulshree Kalothia Build a Rocket Launcher by Science Utsav CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns 11:00 am - 12:00 noon 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 11:00 am - 12:00 noon 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm DREAM STEAM Join us on a sacred journey as you weave your very own dreamcatcher and let your inner boho shine! (Age: 6 to 12yrs) Get ready to be amazed by the power of fire in this enchanting science show. (Age: All) Enjoy a fun-filled collaborative session through play to create a vision for a better tomorrow. (Age: 6 to 12yrs) Unravel the fun of Math with Origami. (Age: 10yrs +) Introducing the tribal natives of the Indian wild through music and dance. (Age: 8 to 12yrs) Do a creative mosaic, add some glitter and you get a Mo-Glitter! Experience using mixed medium. (Age: 6 to 12yrs) Create your own sculpture with scraps and foil with artist Arzan Khambatta. (Age: 8 to 14yrs) An interactive storytelling session using the language of Bharatanatyam with everyday math presented from A Flower Child. (Age: 7 to 12yrs) Hear the award-winning story of the clever tailor Ruparam and see how a little can go a long way, especially in these times of excess. (Age: 5yrs +) Explore, play, discover and build your own rocket launcher. (Age: 5yrs +)

8 3RD FEB SUNDAY Think with your Hands by Sticky Bits CHILDREN CSMVS Lawns Rhythmic Art Strokes and CSMVS Spirit Dance Expression of the Lawns Elements of Nature by Allison Moreu 4TH FEB MONDAY Little Van Goghs by Saturday Art Class 3D Doodling 5TH FEB TUESDAY Plastic Not in my Ocean by Natasha D'Costa Of Dreams that Glow and Words that Flow! by Richa Gupta Birds 'R Us by Monica Jhaveri 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Our Playground CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 11:00 am - 12:00 noon 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm DREAM STEAM Get creative and let your imagination run wild. Join us in a fun filled session. (Age: 5 to 10yrs) Be a tree, a wolf, water or wind and join Allison Moreu as she takes you on a journey with a spirit dance of the elements of nature which culminates into an expressive Mural painting. (Age: 6 to 12yrs) Understand the value of patience through the Starry Night painting. (Age: 6 to 12yrs) Open your wings of creativity by making 3D models of things around us with a special 3D pen and let your imagination take shape. (Age: 6 to 14yrs) Let the magic in your hands convert plastic waste into a beautiful bench. Bring your plastic bags, wrappers, etc. to help build a strong sturdy bench presented by the NGO, Start Upcycling Now. A fun-filled poetry writing workshop, that gets kids to give words to their wishes and come up with their own original poem. (Age: 7 to 15yrs) An interactive session for kids of all ages, where we will learn about identifying local bird species in Mumbai. (Age: All) A playful, collaborative session of individuals to create a vision for a better tomorrow. (Age: 6 to 12yrs)

9 CHILDREN Our Planet Blue! by Katie Bagli 7TH FEB THURSDAY The Six Traits of Creative Writing by Reshma Krishnan Barshikar Wear Your Art by Changeover 8TH FEB FRIDAY Reviving Indian Art by Students of ABWA Grade 11 IB Workshop with Drawing Words by Yasmeen Ismail Puppet Workshop by Frédéric Simon STEAM Stories with Puppets by Usha Venkataraman 9TH FEB SATURDAY Magical Mandalas by Anita Yewele CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 11:00 am - 12:45 pm 1:30 pm - 5:00 pm 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 11:00 am - 12:00 noon DREAM STEAM Join us on an exciting musical story about our planet s environment, sung to rap beat by a group of children. (Age: 6 to 14yrs) An introduction to the basic traits of creative writing and the use of graphic organisers which help in building a discipline of writing. (Age: 10 to 15yrs) As Kala Ghoda turns 20, let your imagination spruce up a plain cotton canvas tote bag into an unusual piece of art using 20 shades and tints! (Age: 6yrs+) Learn the nuances of the Indian art of mandala to the children of the NGO Toy Bank. The mandala design will be created on a board that you can take home. Students of the Dhirubhai Ambani International School Primary Art Core Group will view the Drawing Words exhibit and attend a session presented by British Council Mumbai. Make children discover that you can make your own games with everyday objects and stimulate your imagination. Presented by Alliance Francaise De Bombay. (Age: 5 to 10yrs) Physics and chemistry are made easy in this immersive storytelling of The Moon and his two wives as Alexander T Wolf teaches about materials and their uses. (Age: 8 to 12yrs) Unleash your mind to create a dreamscape through circular patterns. (Age: 6yrs +)

10 CHILDREN 9TH FEB SATURDAY Experience STEAM by Agastya Foundation Know Your Rhythm by iexpress Interactive Storytelling and Dance by Nidhi Bagharia Puppet Stories to understand Math and Biology Concepts by Usha Venkataraman CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns Creative Daydreaming CSMVS workshop by Play2Transform; Lawns facilitated by Avinash Jhangiani 10TH FEB SUNDAY Kiki and Bobo: Storytelling and Illustrating for Young Children by Yasmeen Ismail 20 Ways to Write Your Name by Bhakti Oberoi Under 18 Visual Arts Prize Distribution CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns DREAM STEAM 12:00 noon - Spark your curiosity with hands-on science activities 1:00 pm and share the Ah! Aha! Ha Ha! experience! 1:30 pm - Go on a joyous journey to explore, be imaginative 2:30 pm and harmonize with the inner self through a sensory process. (Age: 5yrs +) 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm 11:00 am - 12:00 pm 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Enjoy stories of the Father of the Nation - a fun-filled interactive session with a drama on making a difference. (Age: 2 to 10yrs) Interactive math and biology stories of King Vikram who solves an improbable task and Jack on his mission to grow a plant. (Age: 8 to 12yrs) Sketch your dream and write a letter to the President about your vision for India. These will be uploaded to under Map of Dreams and select dreams will be included in the printed copy of the Book of Dreams. (Age: All) Storytelling followed by a colourful activity for the entire family to get involved in. Don't forget to get your colours. Presented by British Council Mumbai. (Age: 4 to 8yrs) Explore different styles of letter writing; creating cool, colourful & fun ways to write your name and make your very own paper nameplaque. (Age: 6 to 12yrs) All schools and organisations to gather for the results of the Children's Art Installation, themed '20 TIMES'.

11 CHILDREN DREAM STEAM Ooey Gooey by Nutty Scientists Know Your Art presents S. H. Raza Frozen Dry Ice Workshop by Nutty Scientists Twisted Tales with the Gruffalo! By Talking Turtles CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Get messy and ignite your curious minds as you combine chemicals, make your own slime, colour changing experiments, create elephant's toothpaste and see amazing chemical reactions. (Age: 4 to 9yrs) Mathematics, geometry, shapes and colour. Steam them up and what do you get? A masterpiece by Indian artist S.H. Raza. Come and learn about his life and take back your own unique artwork. (Age: 6 to 12yrs) Ever wondered how ice can be dry? Play with carbonic ice and create mists, blow balloons, make sounds through friction and enjoy the never ending bubbles! (Age: 4 to 9yrs) The Gruffalo is walking through the woods, listening to stories that could help him get smarter than that witty mouse! Join him and listen up, as his wooded buddies tell him twisted tales! (Age: All) All registrations will begin half an hour before each workshop time at the CSMVS Lawns Entry on a first come, first serve basis For all installations (under 18), please refer to our Visual Arts section Curators: Nuriya Rao & Tasneem Rajkotwala Team: Ranjana Nair, Yashika Kukreja, Kimmie Kukreja and Arun Mohnani Acknowledgements: Arzan Khambatta, British Council Mumbai, Alliance Francaise De Bombay, Saevus, Katie Bagli, Rishita Chandra, Usha Venkataraman, Science Utsav and Nutty Scientist Note: All programs are subject to change.

12 2ND FEB SATURDAY Papa's Marathon with Nalini Sorensen Click a Story Workshop with Tejal Pandey Lucky it's not just Christmas story! with Nalini Sorensen Puu with CG Salamender and Samidha Gunjal Flying with Grandpa by Madhuri Kamat Creating Characters with Anita Heiss Wonderwords with Rituparna Sarkar CHILDREN'S LITATURE Kitab Khana 10:30 am - 11:30 pm Visitor's Centre, CSMVS 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Kitab Khana 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Kitab Khana 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Kitab Khana 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Kitab Khana 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Kitab Khana 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm TE O' CLOCK It s marathon time! How fit are you? Have you counted the number of steps you take in a minute? Author Nalini Sorensen shares the story of her Papa s Marathon! (Age: 5+ yrs) Pictures speak a thousand words and thousands of words make a story! Learn how to make images. Don't forget your cellphone *each child needs a cell phone for session* (Age: 10+ yrs) Woof! Woof! Woof! That s Lucky! Who? LUCKY! The Cocker Spaniel puppy. Love, laughter, tail wags, singing and loads of fun with author Nalini Sorensen.(Age: 5+ yrs) Drawing words and writing pictures: a workshop making picture books with author C G Salamander and illustrator Samidha Gunjal. (Age: 6+ yrs) Peek into the world of Xerxes and Grandpa alongside creating a fun game to entertain your elders with author Madhuri Kamat. (Age: 8+ yrs) Learn how to make a fun, loveable character with Australian author Anita Heiss. (Age: 8+ yrs) Do you know what tsundoku or bhaat-ghoom means? Leap into a world of words that cannot be translated into English and hop on this wondrous world tour. (Age: 9+ yrs)

13 CHILDREN'S LITATURE TE O' CLOCK 3RD FEB SUNDAY Woka Chimni with Preeti Vyas Nani's Walk in the Park with Deepa Balsavar Fantasy Writing Workshop with Aditi Krishnakumar Music for Joshua with Chatura Rao If I Could Teach A Teacher by Sakshi Singh In My Heart with Nandana Sen Magicians of Madh with Aditi Krishnakumar Kitab Khana 10:30 am - 11:30 am Kitab Khana 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Visitor's Centre, CSMVS 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Kitab Khana 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Kitab Khana 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Kitab Khana 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Kitab Khana 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Meet young Woka Chimni a house sparrow from Mumbai, who travels across India. Author Preeti Vyas tells you about her adventures. (Age: 5+yrs) You haven t been on a walk unless you have walked with Nani! Accompany Nani and her grandson Venki on an adventure around a special neighbourhood. Come be prepared to create the biggest most amazing picture ever. (Age: 6+ yrs) Write a short fantasy story set in your own magical world. Fill it with mysterious beings, animals and side quests that take your characters to their goal. (Age: 10+ yrs) Have you ever wanted something so badly that you followed it around and tried to make friends with it (one step at a time)? Listen to Joshua's enchanting story. (Age: 6+ yrs) Ever wondered what makes a few words a poem? Is it rhyme, rhythm or idea? Learn about the magic of writing poetry in this session. (Age: 6+ yrs) A story of families born out of love, followed by a jigsaw puzzle, activity cards and a spontaneous drawing session based on the book. (Age: 6+ yrs) Take a fun quiz about mythological creatures and the things people believed about them. Design your own creatures and help on a magical quest. (Age: 8+ yrs)

14 9TH FEB SATURDAY The Little Red String with Madhumita Nandi Srivastava Zine Making Workshop with Himanshu My City, My Dogs with Abodh Aras Neel on Wheels with Lavanya Karthik Insect Boy with Monami and Shobha Vishwanath The Little Rainmaker with Roopal Kewalaya Book Launch! Twice Upon a Time with Payal Kapadia CHILDREN'S LITATURE Kitab Khana 10:30 am - 11:30 am Kitab Khana 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Kitab Khana 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Kitab Khana 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Kitab Khana 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Kitab Khana 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Kitab Khana 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm TE O' CLOCK Join The Little Red string, Moni and Viru on their adventure. Imagine and create your own story panel. (Age: 6+ yrs) Do you have a topic or an idea that you really want to share with the world? Painter and zine-maker Himanshu will help you make a magazine based on your thoughts, ideas, dreams and fantasies. (Age: 10+ yrs) Meet Traffic, Hole, Periappa and other dogs who live of the streets of Mumbai and listen to the stories the dogs pictured in the book, My City, My Dogs written by Abodh Aras, illustrated by Sumedha Sah, photographed by Hashim Badani. (Age: 5+ yrs) Listen to the story of a superboy with a super set of wheels. Come along and also make your own monster and super duper machines. (Age: 6+ yrs) One incident can lead to different stories, and characters are influenced by small events in their life. Learn to flip a story on its head. (Age: 6+ yrs) Would we survive in a world without sunlight and rain? Can a ten year-old bring rain to the world? Can magic really make dreams possible? Discuss myriad possibilities of living in an underground world or drinking chemical water. (Age: 8+ yrs) If you think you ve read every fairytale out there, think again. Smash the tired old princess story to smithereens with Twice Upon a Time. Write a princess story like no other! (Age: 9+ yrs)

15 CHILDREN'S LITATURE 10TH FEB SUNDAY Discover India Tambola with Sonia Mehta Travel Writing Workshop with Gretchen Ferrao Jiya Meets Urmila with Shabnam Minwalla and Tanvi Bhat I Need to Pee with Neha Singh Amuchi Puchi with Sharanya Manivanan Padma and the Blue Dinosaur with Vaishali Shroff Kitab Khana 10:30 am - 11:30 am Visitor's Centre, CSMVS 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Kitab Khana 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Kitab Khana 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Kitab Khana 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Kitab Khana 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm TE O' CLOCK Roll up your sleeves and revise your knowledge of India with the coolest game of housie you've ever played. Peek into Daadu Dolma, Pushki and Mishka's adventures across the states of India and end with a fun session of quizzing and tambola! (Age: 6+ yrs) Editor-writer Gretchen Ferrao Walkers helps you dip into your travel memories, fish for the right experiences and find the perfect words to describe your adventures. (Age: 10+ yrs) Jiya and Urmila grow up on two sides of a wall. They lead completely different lives. Then one day, the two girls come together to battle their horrid, trouble-making neighbour. Join these two girls and make some music along the way. (Age: 6+ yrs) Young Rahi loves drinking water, juices and nariyal paani what do you think that leads to? A whole lot of susu - susu on the train, susu on the plane, susu when travelling in a bus too! (Age: 5+ yrs) Do you have a secret code, story or ritual with your grandparents? Come listen to the heartwarming tale of Aditya, Anjali and their dear Ammuchi. (Age: 6+ yrs) Learn about the exciting world of Indian dinosaurs and our rich fossil heritage. (Age: 8+ yrs)

16 CHILDREN'S LITATURE TE O' CLOCK KA GHODA GOES TO SCHOOL At the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival we wish to make sure that children interact with authors, engage with stories and expand their horizons. In addition to the festival, we organise sessions for schools every year. To celebrate the 20th year of KGAF, in association with The Pomegranate Workshop we have organised sessions in schools all over the city. 4TH FEB MONDAY Magicians of Madh with Aditi Krishnakumar 5TH FEB TUESDAY The Sage's Secret with Abhinav 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY What Maya Saw with Shabnam Minwalla CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns CSMVS Lawns 10:00 am - 11:00 am 10:00 am - 11:00 am 10:00 am - 11:00 am Delve into a magical land, take a quiz and even design a magical creature. Kalki Chronicles- a story about the 10th Avatar of Vishnu who must restore the balance between good and evil. Set in Mumbai, the story takes the protagonist Maya on a cluehunt across the city; a mystery to be unravelled. Please register for all kids literature events by ing litkids17.kgaf@gmail.com with "Register" and the name of the session in the subject line. No registration for other children's workshops. Curator: Yashasvi Vachhani Team: Poyani Mehta, Elvira Castelino Acknowledgements: Puffin India, Duckbill Books, Karadi Tales, HarperCollins, Tulika Books, FunOkPlease, Kitab Khana, Somaiya Bhavan, Lubaina Bandukwala, Australian Consulate- General Mumbai, The Pomegranate Workshop. Note: All programs are subject to change.

17 CINEMA 2ND FEB SATURDAY COOMARASWAMY HL Swedish Dads Photography Exhibition 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm Panel Discussion 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm Mom (Hindi, Feature) 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm Hamid (Hindi, Feature) #PUBLICPREMIE 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Audience Interaction 8:00 pm - 8:30 pm VISITORS' CERE Juze (Konkani, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES Tottaa Pataaka Item Maal (Hindi, Feature) #PUBLICPREMIE 12:30 pm - 2:10 pm 2:15 pm - 4:15 pm PAST FORWARD This photo essay by Johan Bävman aims to describe the background to Sweden s unique parental allowance and inspire other fathers in Sweden, and further afield to consider the positive benefits of such a system. Gender norms, values, stereotypes, impact on quality of life & ground realities of increasing women's participation in the workplace. Devaki is a biology teacher at the same school attended by her step daughter who later gets brutally attacked. When the justice system fails, Devaki takes matters into her own hands. Eight-year-old Hamid learns that 786 is God's number and decides to try and reach out to God by dialing this number to talk to his father, who his mother tells him has gone to Allah. One fine day the phone call is answered. Talk with the cast and crew of Hamid. A terrifying landlord in a small Goan village drives Santosh, a stubborn teenager on his path to selfdiscovery, to make a brave and difficult choice. Four women from Delhi, NCR and Gurgaon, tired of dealing with the incessant fear or rape, decide to teach one man how it feels to be afraid of being raped.

18 CINEMA Audience Interaction 4:15 pm - 4:45 pm Shehjar (Hindi, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Audience Interaction 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 3RD FEB SUNDAY COOMARASWAMY HL Zoo (Hindi, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES 1:00 pm - 2:45 pm Talk 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Haseena Maan Jayegi (Hindi, Feature) #HAPPY20TH 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm Audience Interaction 7:30 pm - 8:00 pm VISITORS' CERE Bismillah of Benares (Hindi/English, Documentary) #PICKSOFPAST20 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm PAST FORWARD Talk with the cast and crew of Totta Pataaka Item Maal. A young Kashmiri couple with their two teenaged sons travel from Kashmir to Mumbai for a brief stay, leading to unexpected consequences and revelations. Talk with the cast and crew of Shehjar. Shot entirely on an iphone, Zoo inter-weaves the lives of 2 teenaged Dharavi rappers, a coffee-shop waiter, an under-aged teenage girl and another girl staying in the slums working as house help in upmarket Mumbai, all battling their own demons. Mobile filmmaking by Shlok Sharma, director of Zoo. Sanjay Dutt and Govinda's fourth collaboration and their most successful one, Haseena Maan Jayegi celebrates 20 years of its release this year. Director David Dhawan on 20 years of Haseena Maan Jayegi. Director Nasreen Munni Kabir travels to Benaras to explore the life, work and unique personality of acclaimed classical musician Bismillah Khan. This documentary made in 2002 has the world-class performer look back at his amazing career with humour, humility and spirituality.

19 CINEMA Actor in Law (Urdu, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm Audience Interaction 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm Aligarh (Hindi, Feature) 5:00 pm - #PICKSOFPAST20 7:00 pm Audience Interaction 7:00 pm - 7:30 pm 4TH FEB MONDAY COOMARASWAMY HL In Search of Guru Dutt (Hindi/English, Documentary) #DIVSEVOICES Nil Battey Sannata (Hindi, Feature) #PICKSOFPAST20 Sudani from Nigeria (Malayalam, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES VISITORS' CERE #HOTSHORTS Death of a Father (10 mins) Playboy Mr. Sawhney (25 mins) Bawraa (28 mins) Shame (25 mins) Sheher Ya Tum (6 mins) Raat Baaki Baat Baaki (20 mins) Fool for Love (15 mins) 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm 3:00 pm - 4:45 pm 5:00 pm - 7:05 pm 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm PAST FORWARD Celebrated actor Om Puri's last film, Actor in Law, is the story of an aspiring actor, estranged from his attorney father, who poses as a lawyer and becomes a celebrity for taking up difficult cases. Talk with Nandita Puri who looks back on veteran actor Om Puri's career, spanning decades. A gay, linguistics professor must deal with the aftermath of a sting operation that outs his sexual orientation in front of the entire nation. Talk with Hansal Mehta, director of Aligarh. In search of Guru Dutt, directed by Nasreen Muni Kabir, is a film on the life of the legendary filmmaker that includes comments from his contemporaries Dev Anand,Waheeda Rehman and many more. A comedy-drama, Nil Battey Sannata is about a single woman who works as a housemaid but has big dreams for her daughter. Majeed, a football manager, recruits three Nigerian footballers for his team. When Samuel, one of the players, is injured, Majeed lets him stay at his house and over time, they develop a close bond. A curated collection of short films.

20 Arth (Hindi, Feature) #PICKSOFPAST20 CINEMA Short Films on Mahatma Gandhi #CELEBRATING150 5TH FEB TUESDAY COOMARASWAMY HL Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (Hindi, Feature) #PICKSOFPAST20 Short Films on Mahatma Gandhi #CELEBRATING150 Sarfarosh (Hindi, Feature) #HAPPY20TH VISITORS' CERE Best of KASHISH Short Films #DIVSEVOICES 3:30 pm - 5:45 pm 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm PAST FORWARD A filmmaker who is having an extra-marital affair decides to leave his wife. Arth is the story of this woman's search for her identity. A curated collection of short films on Mahatma Gandhi to celebrate the 150th year of his birth anniversary. Three friends decide to turn their fantasy vacation into reality after one of their number becomes engaged. A curated collection of short films on Mahatma Gandhi to celebrate the 150th year of his birth anniversary. After his brother is killed and father severely injured by terrorists, a young medical student quits his studies to join the Indian Police Service to wipe out the terrorists. A curated collection of short films from KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival. Evening Shadows (Hindi, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES 2:15 pm - 4:00 pm Audience Interaction 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm Evening Shadows, directed by Sridhar Rangayan, is the heart-warming story about a mother-son bond, that has to withstand the ravages of time, distance and truths. Talk with director Sridhar Rangayan.

21 CINEMA Supermen of Malegaon (Hindi/English, Documentary) #PICKSOFPAST20 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY COOMARASWAMY HL Sudani from Nigeria (Malayalam, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES Mayurakshi (Bengali, Feature) #DiverseVoices Juze (Konkani, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES VISITORS' CERE Amdavad Ma Famous (Gujarati, Short) #PICKSOFPAST20 Maman Last Call (French, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 1:00 pm - 3:05 pm 3:30 pm - 4:45 pm 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm 2:00 pm - 3:45 pm PAST FORWARD The film revolves around the passion which residents of Malegaon, a city in Maharashtra, India have for filmmaking. This documentary is a journey through that movie making process. Majeed, a football manager, recruits three Nigerian footballers for his team. When Samuel, one of the players, is injured, Majeed lets him stay at his house and over time, they develop a close bond. A middle-aged man, who is facing problems in his life, visits his father who is suffering from a neurological disorder. This reunion changes their lives when a lot of closed chapters are reopened. A terrifying landlord in a small Goan village drives Santosh, a stubborn teenager on his path to selfdiscovery, to make a brave and difficult choice. Set during the kaleidoscopic backdrop of the kiteflying festival, 'Amdavad Ma Famous', witnesses the transformation of an 11-year-old Zaid an aggressive and a passionate kite-runner who comes across a hindrance that prevents him from flying kites on the terrace. A Canadian comedy-drama film based on Nathalie Petrowski's novel, Maman Last Call revolves around a career-oriented journalist who has resisted marrying and start a family with her boyfriend, but unexpectedly finds herself pregnant.

22 CINEMA Saeed Mirza: The Leftist Sufi (English, Documentary) #PICKSOFPAST20 7TH FEB THURSDAY COOMARASWAMY HL La Passion d'augustine (French, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES Vino Para Robar (Spanish, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES The Fakir of Venice (Hindi, Feature) #PUBLICPREMIE VISITORS' CERE The Last Music Store (English, Documentary) #PICKSOFPAST20 Shool (Hindi, Feature) #HAPPY20TH 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm 1:00 pm - 2:45 pm 3:00 pm - 4:45 pm 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm 2:00 pm - 4:15 pm PAST FORWARD A lyrical documentary on India's most celebrated auteur of the 70s through the mid 90s. Saeed Mirza is the creator of cult films that delve into the socioeconomic realities of Mumbai and the angst of the marginalized and disenfranchised. Mother Augustine provides a musical education to young women, no matter the socio-economic background. However, with the looming changes brought by the Vatican II and Quebec's Quiet Revolution, the school's future is in peril. Two professional thieves realize they will have to work together to steal a unique bottle of wine kept safe inside a bank in Mendoza. An Indian con man is hired to find a fakir who can bury himself in sand for an installation art project in Venice. He passes off a poor slum dweller from Bombay as the real thing, conning the European art world successfully. The Last Music Store documents the curtains going down on the iconic Rhythm House, Bombay's last and oldest large-format music store ensconced in the Kala Ghoda precinct. Honest and diligent inspector Samar Pratap Singh faces the cruelty of the local MLA due to Samar's attribute of maintaining law and order.

23 CINEMA Kapoor & Sons (Hindi, Feature) #PICKSOFPAST20 8TH FEB FRIDAY COOMARASWAMY HL Inkaar (Hindi, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES 4:30 pm - 6:45 pm 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm In Conversation 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Tumbbad (Hindi, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES 5:30 pm - 7:15 pm Audience Interaction 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm VISITORS' CERE Mayurakshi (Bengali, Feature) #DiverseVoices Ambassador of Socialism (Hindi, Docu-Drama) #DIVSEVOICES Victor's History (English, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES 1:00 pm - 2:45 pm 3:00 pm - 5:15 pm 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm PAST FORWARD A story revolving around a dysfunctional family of two brothers who visit their family and discover the family's undergoing crisis. At a leading advertising agency, the battle for the top job takes an ugly turn when Maya files a sexual harassment complaint against the CEO. Paromita Vohra talks to Sudhir Misra about consent. A mythological story about a Goddess who created the entire universe. This film was the first Indian film ever to open the Venice International Film Critic's Week. Talk with the cast and crew of Tumbbad. A middle-aged man, who is facing problems in his life, visits his father who is suffering from a neurological disorder. This reunion changes their lives when a lot of closed chapters are reopened. This docu-fiction is a memorable journey of a simple man, Dr. Rammanohar Lohia, who created history in Indian politics. A proud son hires a documentary filmmaker to immortalize his father's legacy. Tensions flare up between filmmaker and subject and a rookie cameraman is caught in the cross fire as the three travel across France unearthing family secrets.

24 CINEMA 9TH FEB SATURDAY COOMARASWAMY HL Metegol (Spanish, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES Raghu Rai - An Unframed Portrait (Hindi/English, Documentary) #DIVSEVOICES Meet The Trumps: From Immigrant to President (English, Documentary) Presented by &Prive 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm VISITORS' CERE Food Walk 9:30 am - 12:00 noon The Last Irani Chai (Hindi/English, Documentary) #DIVSEVOICES 12:30 pm - 1:15 pm Audience Interaction 1:15 pm - 1:45 pm Workshop: Acting with Preeti 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm PAST FORWARD A young man named Amadeo sets off on an unexpected adventure with the players of his beloved Foosball game. Avani Rai didn't set out to make a film on her father, the famous photographer, Raghu Rai. What she wanted was to get to know him better by observing him on one of his photo trips. The duo travel to Kashmir, photographing each other and their surroundings and each other while reflecting on their lives, politics and his craft. The remarkable story of Donald J. Trump s family history, an extraordinary immigration success story. What can we learn about the next President of the United States from his background? Followed by a panel discussion. Irani Café visit with Roxanne Bamboat. The Last Irani Chai, by Khalid Mohamed is a salute to the surviving spirit of the Irani tea-shops of Mumbai. Most of them have vanished from the city with the vagaries of time and the advance of fastfood chains yet a few of them continue to be an integral part of the city's culture and hospitality. Talk with Khalid Mohamed, director of The Last Irani Chai. Preeti Gupta is a Lee Strasberg alumna. She is currently faculty of advanced acting in Actor's Technique NY. This foundational workshop is a must do for anyone who wants to be learn how to be truthful in front of the camera.

25 CINEMA Dear Molly (English, Feature) #PUBLICPREMIE 10TH FEB SUNDAY COOMARASWAMY HL Goopi Gawaiyaa Bagha Bajaiyaa (Hindi, Animated Feature) #PUBLICPREMIE Victor's History (English, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES Noblemen (English, Feature) #DIVSEVOICES Weinstein: The Inside Story (English, Documentary) Presented by &Prive VISITORS' CERE The Immortals (English, Documentary) #DIVSEVOICES 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 11:00 pm - 12:30 pm 1:00 pm - 2:45 pm 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:15 pm - 7:15 pm 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm PAST FORWARD An Indo-Swedish collaboration Dear Molly is a poignant story based on a father-daughter relationship. The film explores the journey of a daughter in search of her father in Sweden. Goopi loves to sing, Bagha loves to drum. Despite their acute ineptness, their passion to sing and play knows no bounds. They meet in the jungle, to where they are banished from their respective villages when the cacophony they create becomes absolutely unbearable. An immediate bond is forged between the two hapless souls, their destines get entwined and Goopi & Bagha become indispensable to each other A proud son hires a documentary filmmaker to immortalize his father's legacy. Tensions flare up between filmmaker and subject and a rookie cameraman is caught in the cross fire as the three travel across France unearthing family secrets. Noblemen is the story of a 15-year-old boy, struggling with his adolescent years, who is terrorized by a gang of bullies in a posh boarding school. This sets forth a chain of events that leads to a loss of life and innocence. The documentary examines the lengths that Harvey Weinstein went to to silence and discredit his accusers. Followed by a panel discussion. The Immortals is a personal journey travelling through time and space to unravel hidden stories and rediscover objects and images that at one time were an integral part of the lives of cinematic artists through which their creations came into being.

26 CINEMA #HOTSHORTS Death of a Father (10 mins) Playboy Mr. Sawhney (25 mins) Bawraa (28 mins) Shame (25 mins) Sheher Ya Tum (6 mins) Raat Baaki Baat Baaki (20 mins) Khoj (28 mins) Pardaa (17 mins) Fool for Love (15 mins) A Big Little Murder (Hindi/English, Documentary) #DIVSEVOICES 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm 5:30 pm - 7:10 pm PAST FORWARD A curated collection of short films. In a bid to uncover the truth, the film conducts an independent investigation into the shocking murder of a 7 year-old boy at Ryan International School, Gurgaon. With exclusive access to families of both the victim and the accused, the series goes beyond a "whodunnit" to probe into the "why" of the murder. Curators: Mayank Shekhar, Karan Agarwal and Bhavika Thakkar Team: Akansha Lande Acknowledgements: The Consulate General of Argentina, Québec Government Office in Mumbai, Australian Consulate- General Mumbai, National Film Development Corporation; and all directors and producers. Note: All programs are subject to change.

27 DANCE 2ND FEB SATURDAY Punjabi Folk Dance by Virasat Club Prabhav by Dr. Parinita Shah & Vaidehi Parashurami Purusha and Prakriti by Naushina Shaikh & Vrushankh Raghatate Sattriya by Prerona Bhuyan & Madhusmita Bora Inauguration & Invocation Geet Ramayan by Dr.Tushar Guha's Nrityanjali Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Odissi, Manipuri Cross by Suchismita Kanjilal & Rintu Das Maidan Bharatanatyam by Rukmini Vijaykumar Contemporary, Jazz by Shakti Mohan's Nritya Shakti 5TH FEB TUESDAY KGAF Talent Hunt Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan 5:15 pm - 5:25 pm 5:35 pm - 6:05 pm 6:15 pm - 6:25 pm 6:35 pm - 6:50 pm 6:50 pm - 7:10 pm 7:15 pm - 8:00 pm 8:10 pm - 8:35 pm 8:45 pm - 9:15 pm 9:25 pm pm 5:00 pm - 5:10 pm SPHOORTI An energetic and pulsating rhythm with live drums brings Punjab's Bhangra to captivate the audience. This Kathak duet will present the Sphoorti of the Sun and the Moon and present their contrasting roles. Purusha and Prakriti: A contemporary human relationship experienced through 20 poses of Acro yoga to celebrate 20 years of KGAF. Sattriya Dance Academy from Philadelphia, USA promotes this 600 year old dance form and gives us a glimpse of Krishna's 10 incarnations. Shloka/ prayer to invoke the blessings of the Lord for peace and enlightenment. Creative dance adaptation and an excerpt of Geet Ramayan by 80 dancers; 20 characters of Ramayan commemorating 20 years of KGAF. A duet from Odisha and Manipur with their characteristic fluidity and charm. Danseuse and film actress Rukmini Vijakumar's brilliance lies in her aesthetic approach to dance and reflects her intensive training in Bharatnatyam and Modern Dance. Dance India Dance winner and Dance Plus judge Shakti Mohan's troupe presents Contemporary and Jazz. Winners of the All India KGAF Talent Hunt perform.

28 DANCE Kathak Cross by Pallavi Mhaiskar & Nrutyangan Maidan Dance Academy Fusion Cross by Urmila Thakkar Choreography Maidan Drutam: The messenger of youth, a Kathak performance by Amartyya Chatterjee Odissi by Raminder Khurana Folk Dance by Khyati Shah & Kalautsav Dance Academy Bharatanatyam by Nandini Ganesan & Kala Sadan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Shur-o-Dhwani, Rabindra Nritya Cross by Kamalika Guha Thakurta & Maidan Srijon Foundation Odissi, Mayurbhanj Chhau by Sushant Maharana & Nrityamanjari 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Mohiniattam by Lakshmi Nair Cross Maidan Cross Maidan 5:20 pm - 5:40 pm 5:50 pm - 6:00 pm 6:10 pm - 6:30 pm 6:40 pm - 7:05 pm 7:15 pm - 7:35 pm 7:45 pm - 8:15 pm 8:25 pm - 8:55 pm 9:05 pm - 9:45 pm 5:00 pm - 5:20 pm SPHOORTI Kathak performance with the specalised elements characterising this dance form from the North of India. Upbeat and energising performances using songs from the legends of Bollywood. Sanjog Academy of Performing Arts epitomises 20 years of KGAF in 20 minutes with Drutam symbolising life in the 20's: The fast motion of youthful life, their sense of freedom and enjoyment. The dance recital will present the Odissi repertoire to melodious music. Experience India's varied cultural aspects with folk dances of Madhya Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Uttar Pradesh, Assam and Nagaland- 20 minutes with 20 dancers. Renowned institution Kala Sadan started by Guru Shri Mani explores how divine energy exists in each one of us, with four generations of Guru Shishya Parampara set to live music accompaniment. Well-known television actress Kamalika Guha Thakurta presents a bouquet of dances set to Rabindra Sangeet where musical instruments are woven into the songs as metaphors of love, longing and divinity. Intricacies of both Odissi and Chhau will be explored in this performance. Gliding movements of the body and the gentleness of its style reflected in Mohiniattam Dance from Kerala.

29 DANCE Bharatanatyam by Kashmira Trivedi & Takshashila Nrityakala Mandir Odissi by Dr. Prachi Jariwala Latin Rhythm by Nimesh Bijlani & La Rhythm Bharatanatyam by Ambali Praharaj Princess Meera by Dr. Anonna Guha & disciples Waterfloor by Osmosis Cie-Ali Salmi Tango by BTangoconscious Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Kuchipudi, Bharatanatyam, Cross Mayurbhanj Chhau Maidan by Vanashree Rao & Rasa United Kathak Cross by Ranjana Phadke & Kathakalaya Maidan Seraikella Chhau by Sushant Maharana 7TH FEB THURSDAY Kathak by Padmashri Sunayana Hazarilal & Natwari Cross Maidan Cross Maidan 5:30 pm - 5:50 pm 6:00 pm - 6:25 pm 6:35 pm - 6:45 pm 6:55 pm - 7:20 pm 7:30 pm - 7:40 pm 7:50 pm - 8:00 pm 8:10 pm - 8:20 pm 8:30 pm - 9:05 pm 9:15 pm - 9:40 pm 9:50 pm - 9:55 pm 5:00 pm - 5:20 pm SPHOORTI Classical dance from Tamil Nadu presents divine moments. The dance recital will present Pallavi and Sunderkanda from Saint Tulsidas's Ramcharitamanas. Millenials will showcase Sphoorti through Salsa and Bachata. With varying pace rhythm and in the inimitable Kalakshetra style, this dance recital will present the Bharatanatyam repertoire. This dramatic Kathak dance performance reflects the love, passion and determination of Princess Meera and her belief in herself. Waterfloor situates a body and its reflection in a Landscape. A standing man, reflection, illusion: video-choreographic performance. You are what you dance, nothing less nothing more- Tango is universal surrender. Abhimanyu Vadh is the highlight of this dramatic dance performance. The performance will highlight the various nuances of Kathak including intricate footwork and pirouettes. A martial art or sword dance, based on Seraikella Chhau movements. The presentation set to live music accompaniment, directed by Padmashri Sunayana Hazarilal will depict characteristic Benaras Gharana Kathak while delineating the Nayika's dilemma.

30 Bharatanatyam by Shreyasi Gopinath Bharatanatyam by Divya Ravi DANCE Odissi, Flamenco by Shubhada Varadkar & Miguel Angel Espino Festivals of India by Taal Group Creation of the Five Elements by Dr. Shashikala Ravi & Troupe Kathak by Arpana Rao 8TH FEB FRIDAY Let's Bachata Dominican Style by Avan Mehta 9TH FEB SATURDAY Catch the Culture through Folk Dances by Dr. Tushar Guha Bharatanatyam by Adi Mahima Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Somaiya Centre Somaiya Centre Cross Maidan 5;30 pm - 5:50 pm 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm 6:40 pm - 7:25 pm 7:35 pm - 7:55 pm 8:45 pm - 9:10 pm 9:20 pm - 9:50 pm 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm 5:00 pm - 5:10 pm SPHOORTI The recital will commence with a traditional invocatory Pushpanjali and a composition and choreography of Guru Jamuna Krishnan. This solo presentation explores the various popular as well as lesser-known tales of the magnificent river Ganga through intricately woven poetry. Synthesis of poems of Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca and India's poetic genius Jaydev, will create a visual poetic exploration. Headed by Krutika Shah, the performance will bring us vibrant, colourful and joyful moments set to Bollywood and Folk music. Amritanjalai School of Bharatanatyam will depict the creation of the five elements by the Supreme Brahman. Arpana Mahuaa Nritya Academy will present a Kathak performance with traditional Kathak repertoire. Be a part of this fun learning workshop about Bachata. An introductory workshop on the varied array of folk dance forms in India. Young Adi Mahima's passion for Bharatanatyam will energise the audience.

31 DANCE Kuchipudi By Payal Ramchandani Kathak by Vaibhav Joshi Ritu Maalya by Saji Menon, Prachi Saathi, Namrata Mehta Folk Dance by Chetan Jethava & Saptak Folk Dance Group Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan 20 : 20 Confluence of Art Cross Maidan FlamencoKathaa by Aditi Bhagwat & Kunal Om 10TH FEB SATURDAY Kathak by Diva Agarwal Ballet, Contemporary, Zumba by Rhythmus Happy Feet Bharatanatyam by Suhail Bhan Bharatanatyam by Sandhya Damle Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan 5:20 pm - 5:50 pm 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm 6:40 pm - 7:05 pm 7:15 pm - 8:00 pm 8:10 pm - 8:25 pm 8:35 pm - 9:35 pm 4:45 pm - 4:55 pm 5:05 pm - 5:20 pm 5:30 pm - 5:50 pm 6:00 pm - 6:20 pm SPHOORTI Lyrical dance and Kuchipudi repertoire will be reflected in this performance. The senior most disciple of Pt. Gopikrishna, Vaibhav Joshi's Kathak will reflect the style and energy of his Guru through Teen taal repertoire. An interpretation of the prominent Indian seasons through a melange of three classical dance styles of Mohiniattam, Bharatnatyam and Odissi. Gujarati Folk dances and Raas Garba in colourful attire will reflect the Sphoorti of the dance section. 20 dance styles dedicated to 20 years of KGAF- a platform for artistes representing various genres to share, interact and exchange over the last 20 years. Flamenco-Kathak is a blend of the two disciplines in their pure and collaborative form with foot tapping being at the crux of both styles. Young dancer Diva Agarwal presents Kathak. Founded by Swara Patel and Deepika Ravindran, the students of the academy will present well thought out concepts with their creative movements. An energetic performance by the graceful Suhail Bhan. Nritya Darpana Academy of Fine arts headed by Sandhya Damle, presents Bharatanatyam.

32 DANCE Ishara, a Sufi Kathak presentation by Vaishali Trivedi & Sangati Centre for Performing Arts Urban Hip Hop by Gang 13 Ek Tha Raja - a Dance Theatre by Indian Revival Group Kathak Yatra by Saswati Sen & Kalashram Shakti Awakening by Sangeeta Rajan & Swati Apte Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan Cross Maidan 6:30 pm - 7:00 pm 7:10 pm - 7:15 pm 7:25 pm - 8:25 pm 8:35 pm - 9:20 pm 9:30 pm - 9:55 pm SPHOORTI This work is styled with the beauty of Kathak dance, singing and world music with the choreographer trying to hold on to the ideas around a voyage of reconnection and conflict between materialism and spirituality and eventually choosing a path. Recent contestants of Dance Plus, and part of Crew, this youthful group will entrall with their dance performance. A spectacular Musical that celebrates the timeless and unusual tale of an exceptional Raja, a great son of Gujarat, choreographed and directed by Yug Sundar and Papiha Desai. Kathak exponent, renowned and graceful danseuse Saswati Sen's performance of the Lucknow Gharana will eulogise Guru Pt. Birju Maharaj s inimitable style, while tracing the journey of Kathak. The Odissi performance traces the blossoming of the feminine from a meditative awakening to its full manifestation as the warrior Goddess. Curator: Dr. Anonna Guha Assistant Curator: Hetal Desai Team: Girish Dalvi, Maitri Khedekar, Priyadarshi Desai, Manasi Damle, Tanmay Kamble, Geeta Chandrasekaran, Harsha Andan, Poonam Arora, Balkrishna Sawant, Sreekala Velambath, Anjum Panna, Falak Trivedi, Manjula Parshram, Neeta Parekh, Sayali Shinde, Bhavna Gandhi, Neelima Sonkusale, Nikita Basari, Vinaya Kenny, Juhi Trivedi, Bindu Singh, Sunmesh Singh, Ajay Jadhav, Sagar Damle, Khushi Patel, Bhavika Nathwani, Satyen Tawde, Neha Valmiki Acknowledgements: Dance Gurus, Dancers, Musicians, Troupe Managers and Dr. Tushar Guha Nrityanjali Note: All programs are subject to change.

33 FOOD WORKSHOPS FOOD FLAVOURS OF KA GHODA 3RD FEB SUNDAY Top Chef Masters With Chef Tiffany Derry 5TH FEB TUESDAY Fad Diets & The Effect They Have On Our Body 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY An Asian Affair 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Magical Millets 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm 7TH FEB THURSDAY Regional Culinary Treasures 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm 8TH FEB FRIDAY Dessert Diva 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm 145 Restaurant BNHS Asian Town Restaurant Somaiya Center Bombay Vintage Le15 Café America's favourite Top Chef Tiffany Derry makes a special appearance in Mumbai. She's all set to share some of her signature recipes and flavours from the South. Nutrition Consultant Neha Sahaya talks about trendy diets like Keto and Intermittent Fasting, what they mean and all the pros and cons. Asian Town prepares delicious Oriental dishes and teaches you tips and tricks to help you cook Asian dishes at home. Ruchi Jain from Taru Naturals and Reema Sathe from Happy Roots along with Kumud Dadlani talking about what to do with millets and why they are important today. The chefs at Bombay Vintage share some of their favourite recipes that celebrate the regional cuisines that makes Bombay a melting pot of cultures. Ghee roasts, unusual chaat and a lot more at this workshop! Dessert Queen Pooja Dhingra shows you how to prepare easy stress free and delicious sweet treats.

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35 It s 20 years of our beloved Kala Ghoda Arts Festival and to mark this glorious occasion some of the restaurants in the neighbourhood have put up a delicious feast. Each of the participating restaurants has put together a special menu called the 'Flavours Of Kala Ghoda' to showcase dishes curated specially for these 9 days of the festival. Each menu is different and unique to the cuisine and dishes that they serve and there is a lot more to choose from than just the regular fare. We hope you visit these restaurants to sample some of their menus and to make it easier we ve created a little foodie map to help you pick. Bon Apetit! Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalay 27 Regal Cinema FOOD WORKSHOPS 1 Kitab Khana Café Pizzeria 3 Plenty 4 The Fork Tale 5 Millennials Eatery & Bar 6 The Nutcracker 7 Oh Dough 8 Burma Burma 9 The Belgium Waffle Co Pancakes 11 La Folie Du Chocolate 12 Love & Cheesecake 13 The Pantry 14 Khyber Kalaghoda 16 Bombay Street Treat 17 BakeHouse Café 18 Carter's Blue 19 Pandora's Box 20 Garage Inc 21 Zen Café 22 The Punjab Grill 23 Chetna 24 The Irish House 25 Asian Town 26 Copper Chimney 27 Bombay Vintage 28 Woodside Inn 29 Effingut 30 The Table 31 Le 15 Café

36 FOOD 9TH FEB SATURDAY Irani Chai! a food walk 9:30 am - 12:00 noon Burmese Culture 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm 10TH FEB SUNDAY Punjabi Tadka 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Start point Westside Burma Burma FLAVOURS OF KA GHODA A food walk through Kala Ghoda talking about some of the most iconic Irani cafés and their history. Learn all about Burmese culture and cuisine while making your own Burmese speciality salads. Punjab Grill A special workshop by Chef Amitesh Singh Virdi on the flavours and spices that shape the curries of Punjab. The story and recipes for these signature curries and how they became an important part of the cuisine. Curators : Roxanne Bamboat and Nicole Mody Acknowledgements : The restaurants in and around Kala Ghoda, the US Consulate of Mumbai, 145 Kala Ghoda Note: All programs are subject to change. All entry on first come, first served basis only.

37 HITAGE WKS L ROADS LEAD TO KGAF Passes have to be collected from the help desk at 11am on the day before the walk you wish to attend on a. Starting point of each walk will be mentioned on the pass. Each walk will have two hosts and forty guests. No registrations will be accepted. Right to admission strictly for those who have a pass and at the discretion of the festival team. 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Time of assembly: 3:30 pm with the pass 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm Time of assembly: 4:45 pm with the pass 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass A walk along the periphery of the city s first dockyard that created a legacy of ship builders and gave birth to the Indian Navy. Conducted by: Mrigank, Fayeza Capture the essence of the historic Fort district with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes on this open bus ride. Conducted by: Bharat Take a stroll through the first financial hub of the city that transformed this trading port into a thriving metropolis and made Mumbai the commercial capital of India. Conducted by: Ashwin, Siddhartha Capture the essence of the historic Fort district with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes on this open bus ride. Conducted by: Bharat The city's iconic square has a lot of stories to tell. Learn more about them as we walk past the institutions that came around it, and into the bylanes of the Fort. Conducted by: Mrigank, Fayeza

38 HITAGE WKS L ROADS LEAD TO KGAF Children between 6 & 12 years to be accompanied by an adult 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 10:00 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:30 am with the pass 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Time of assembly: 3:30 pm with the pass 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm Time of assembly: 4:45 pm with the pass 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass The history of the Independence movement comes alive, as we enter the political epicenter of the freedom strugle and mass agitations by Mumbaikars. Conducted by: Chandrashekhar, Kaevan History need not always be about remembering tough names and dates. Join us as we make history fun and interactive for young minds! Conducted by: Farrokh, Vinayak Discover the contributions of leading citizens - whom we today remember only as statues - in the city s growth, and marvel at the grandeur of the majestic institutions in a walk around the Oval Maidan. Conducted by: Cusrow, Siddhartha Capture the essence of the historic Fort district with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes on this open bus ride. Conducted by: Ashwin Capture the essence of the historic Fort district with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes on this open bus ride. Conducted by: Ashwin Take a stroll through the first financial hub of the city that transformed this trading port into a thriving metropolis and made Mumbai the commercial capital of India. Conducted by: Ashwin, Bharat

39 HITAGE WKS L ROADS LEAD TO KGAF 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass There's more to the Gateway of India than just the Gateway. Learn more about the original face of the city. Conducted by: Farrokh, Huzefa Discover the contributions of leading citizens - whom we today remember only as statues - in the city s growth, and marvel at the grandeur of the majestic institutions in a walk around the Oval Maidan. Conducted by: Cusrow, Kaevan The city's iconic square has a lot of stories to tell. Learn more about them as we walk past the institutions that came around it, and into the bylanes of the Fort. Conducted by: Mrigank, Bharat Mumbai is home to the largest number of Art Deco buildings in the world. Join our experts to understand the nuances of this architectural style on a walk around the lovely Art Deco buildings of Backbay Reclamation. Conducted by: Tapan, Rohit A walk along the periphery of the city s first dockyard that created a legacy of ship builders and gave birth to the Indian Navy. Conducted by: Mrigank, Bharat

40 a food walk HITAGE WKS 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 9:30 am -12:00 noon Time of assembly: 9:00 am L ROADS LEAD TO KGAF Discover what was once the southern coast of the original island of Bombay. Conducted by: Kaevan, Ashwin Mumbai's most famous shopping district was once a stretch of sea. Walk on water to understand how a shallow creek was transformed into an upmarket enclave. Conducted by: Farrokh, Huzefa From barrels to bands, Cooperage has seen it all. Join us to discover the original Bandstand of the city. Conducted by: Ashwin, Bharat Mumbai is home to the largest collection of Art Deco buildings in the world. Join our experts to understand the nuances of this architectural style on a walk around the lovely Art Deco buildings of Backbay Reclamation. Conducted by: Tapan, Rohit Mumbai's most famous shopping district was once a stretch of sea. Walk on water to understand how a shallow creek was transformed into an upmarket enclave. Conducted by: Farrokh, Huzefa A food walk through Kala Ghoda talking about some of the areas most iconic Irani Cafes and their history. Participants to assemble at Westside. No pass required.

41 HITAGE WKS L ROADS LEAD TO KGAF 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Time of assembly: 3:30 pm with the pass 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm Time of assembly: 4:45 pm with the pass 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 9:30 am - 11:00 am Time of assembly: 9:00 am with the pass 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:00 pm with the pass Capture the essence of the historic Fort district with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes on this open bus ride. Conducted by: Ashwin Discover what was once the southern coast of the original island of Bombay. Conducted by: Kaevan, Siddhartha Capture the essence of the historic Fort district with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes on this open bus ride. Conducted by: Ashwin There's more to the Gateway of India than just the Gateway. Learn more about the original face of the city. Conducted by: Farrokh, Huzefa The history of the Independence movement comes alive, as we enter the political epicenter of the freedom strugle and the mass agitations by Mumbaikars. Conducted by: Chandrashekhar, Kaevan From barrels to bands, Cooperage has seen it all. Join us to discover the original Bandstand of the city. Conducted by: Siddhartha, Vinayak

42 HITAGE WKS 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Time of assembly: 3:30 pm with the pass L ROADS LEAD TO KGAF Capture the essence of the historic Fort district with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes on this open bus ride. Conducted by: Bharat Children between 6 & 12 years to be accompanied by an adult 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Time of assembly: 4:30 pm with the pass 5:15 pm - 6:15 pm Time of assembly: 4:45 pm with the pass History need not always be about remembering tough names and dates. Join us as we make history fun and interactive for the young minds! Conducted by: Fayeza, Farrokh Capture the essence of the historic Fort district with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes on this open bus ride. Conducted by: Bharat Note: All programs are subject to change.

43 LITATURE TELL IT SLA 2ND FEB SATURDAY Inauguration and Book Release: People Called Kala Ghoda 5:00 pm - 5:10 pm Inauguration, comments by Hon. Chairman, Kala Ghoda Association, Maneck Davar and Festival Coordinator, Nicole Mody. Release of the People Place Project volume on 20 years of Kala Ghoda with Nisha Nair Gupta. Archiving Culture 5:10 pm - 6:00 pm Nisha Nair Gupta, Nicole Mody, Kaiwan Mehta and Anuradha Parikh with Indira Chandrasekhar discuss the enormities and the nuances of creating and keeping cultural archives. Literature at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival :15 pm - 6:20 pm Introductory comments by curator of literature, Indira Chandrasekhar. Retro/Prospective 6:20 pm - 6:50 pm On the 20th anniversary of KGAF, Ranjit Hoskote gives a perspective on literature at Kala Ghoda over the years. Book Launch 6:55 pm - 7:00 pm A major literary release of the year - Githa Hariharan's I Have Become the Tide with Ranjit Hoskote. Turning The Tide 7:00 pm - 7:45 pm Githa Hariharan talks to Ranjit Hoskote about the fragility of societies in the context of her recent novel. A National Identity Project 7:45 pm - 8:45 pm Charles Assisi and N.S. Ramnath authors of The Aadhaar Effect with Haresh Chawla. Twenty Readings 8:45 pm - 9:00 pm Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF.

44 LITATURE Speculating Realities- Fiction Crosses Genres 3RD FEB SUNDAY Being Local while being Global : A literary journey by Dr. Dnyaneshwar Mulay Discovering the Youth Salute! Twenty Readings Displacements: Assimilation Or Cultural Lacunae Displacements: Refugee Tales Artists' Centre 26/11 - The Truths Of Survival 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm 4:00 pm - 4:05 pm 4:05 pm - 5:00 pm 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm TELL IT SLA Priya Sarukkai Chhabria, Krishna Udayasankar, Rebecca Lloyd and Sadhna Shanker with Indira Chandrasekhar on stepping into and going beyond genre. An interactive talk, filled with Dr. Mulay's varied experiences on his literary journey. KGAF presents young talent. Listen to selfpublished author Mahika Mukherjee with God's Tears in conversation with Lubaina Bandukwala. 16 year old Aparajita Acharya in her coffee table book Hero of Drass, pays tribute to her father symbolising the armed forces. Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF. Rochelle Almeida and Anita Heiss on migration, displacement, diaspora and lost communities. David Herd and Rebecca Lloyd on telling the difficult stories of refugees in the UK through poetry and prose. Anant Goenka, Hussain Zaidi and Milind Deora talk to Kavitha Iyer about the Indian Express compilation: Stories of Strength.

45 LITATURE TELL IT SLA The Bombay Plan 6:45 pm - 7:55 pm Lord Meghnad Desai, Sanjaya Baru and R. Gopalakrishnan on the unique 1944 plan for development in India. Text And Script In Art Practices 8:05 pm 8:45 pm An image-rich presentation by Jaya Jaitly of her extensively researched compilation, Crafting Indian Scripts, followed by an engagement with contemporary practitioner of calligraphy Zeenat Kulavoor. Meeting On The Subcontinent: Poets From East And West 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm Alvin Pang, David Herd and Ranjit Hoskote with Sharmistha Mohanty. 4TH FEB MONDAY Twenty Readings 5:00 pm - 5:10 pm Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF. Drawing From The Ancient Past Into The Present 5:10 pm - 6:10 pm Priya Sarukkai Chhabria leads Mani Rao, Karthika Nair and Mustansir Dalvi on cadence, text, practice and translation. The Language Of Kutch 6:15 pm - 7:10 pm From linguistic lack to aesthetic abundance, Kutch in focus with Vishan Nagda, Madhuri Chheda, Kirti Khatri and Vinod Ganatra. Where Are The Margins Of Literature? 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm Ambai, Urvashi Butalia and Shanta Gokhale discuss writing, translation and subversive spaces of literature. Rediscovering Hidden Histories 8:20 pm - 9:10 pm Ira Mukhoty and Parvati Sharma in conversation with Ranjit Hoskote about discovering fascinating unknown textures of the past.

46 LITATURE TELL IT SLA Writing And Drawing City Commutes 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm Poetry and image - Karthika Nair, Sampurna Chattarji and Roshni Vyam discuss the rhythms of commuting with Indira Chandrasekhar. 5TH FEB TUESDAY Get Published! By Meghna Pant Artists' Centre 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Do you want to become India's next bestselling author? Turn from an aspiring storyteller to a published and successful author. Twenty Readings 5:00 pm - 5:10 pm Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF. Gandhi Between The Wars 5:10 pm - 6:10 pm Srinath Raghavan on the American interest in Gandhi between WWI and WWII. Chaired by Sidharth Bhatia. Experiments with Truth 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm Tridip Suhrud with his new critical edition of Gandhi's autobiographical tome in conversation with Bernard Imhasly. The First Call For Non- Violence: Gandhi In Bombay 7:20 pm - 8:00 pm Usha Thakkar and Sandhya Mehta share their discovery of Gandhi's critical time in the city as he shaped his political journey. Bapu - Ways Of Understanding 8:10 pm - 8:30 pm Atul Dodiya transforms the poetic fantasy of Labhshankar Thakkar, with readings in Gujarati by Atul Dodiya and in English by Naushil Mehta Gandhi Through Poetry 8:40 pm - 8:55 pm Udayan Thakkar reads his selection of poetry on Gandhi.

47 LITATURE TELL IT SLA Hope Street Poets 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm Curated with Sampurna Chattarji, five poets in discussion on the urgencies of our time through and in their work: Mustansir Dalvi, Sohini Basak, Arjun Rajendran, Suhit Kelkar, Vinita Agrawal. 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Twenty Readings 5:00 pm - 5:10 pm Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF. Defining Boundaries: Northern And Southern Reaches 5:10 pm - 6:00 pm A.S. Dulat, Radha Kumar, Jairam Ramesh in conversation with Neena Gopal on our national boundaries - fragile yet robust. Resilient Women 6:00 pm - 6:50 pm Reshma Qureshi and Tania Singh from Make Love Not Scars and Manjima Bhattarjya talk to Meghna Pant. Is fashion exploitation or redemption? Book Launch 6:50 pm - 7:00 pm Feed our indulgences with two new publications: Pooja Dhingra; Komala Sista Rao accompanied by Arati Rao-Shetty and Suneeta Rao. Cooking Up A Storm 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Komala Sista Rao, Maria Goretti, Tara Deshpande-Tennebaum, Pooja Dhingra with Aditya Bal take us on a culinary journey across India and the world. Gendering Caste 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Uma Chakravarti in conversation with Kalpana Sharma and Varsha Ayyar on the critical interface between gender and caste.

48 LITATURE TELL IT SLA Marathi Abhivyakti 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Jayashree Hari Joshi leads a conversation with authors Meena Gokhale, Pradnya Daya Pawar and Pratima Joshi. 7TH FEB THURSDAY Your Story-Our Stories... Storytelling By Sonie Thakkar Artists' Centre 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Re-frame past experiences, and make a new collective narrative. Twenty Readings 5:00 pm - 5:10 pm Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF. Circus And Magic 5:10 pm - 5:50 pm John Zubrzycki on the magical domain of Jadoowallahs, Jugglers and Jinns in conversation with Akshay Chavan. Exploring Nature 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm Shubhangi Swarup, Kavitha Yaga Buggana and Sharmistha Mohanty discuss with Karthika V.K., their deeply sensitive explorations of nature through fiction, memoir, essay and genres that cross barriers. Rhythms Of Women Of The Soil 7:30 pm - 8:15 pm Anjali Purohit talks to Namita Waikar: Grindmill Songs, the Ovis of Bahinabai Choudhary and the farmers' long march for justice. Twenty Readings: Usawa Literary Review And Poetrywala 8:20 pm - 8:40 pm With editors Lavanya Shanbhogue Arvind and Smita Sahay, prose readings as part of the 20 readings for 20 years of Kala Ghoda. Poetry selected by Hemant Divate, Poetrywala.

49 LITATURE City Connections: SheThePeople.tv 8TH FEB FRIDAY The ocean in a drop - A Haiku Writing Workshop by Neha Bahuguna Twenty Readings Crime Stories - Real Life And Fiction Agents Of Infinite Variety Shakespeare Goes Desi Web Of Blogs Gujarati Women Poets BNHS Auditorium 8:45 pm - 10:00 pm 3.00 pm pm 5:00 pm - 5:05 pm 5:05 pm - 5:45 pm 5:45 pm - 6:20 pm 6:20 pm - 7:00 pm 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm TELL IT SLA Kala Ghoda Arts Festival joins hands with ShethePeople.TV for this session on women in conflict zones: Rashmi Saksena, Teresa Rehman in conversation with Kiran Manral. Haiku writing workshop. Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF. Anuup Sonii and Oswald Pereira with Kalpana Swaminathan. Madhavi Menon and Paromita Vohra in conversation with Samhita Ami. Jonathan Gil Harris with Masala Shakespeare in conversation with Supriya Nair. Bloggers Roxanne Bamboat, Protima Tiwary, Shivya Nath and Aanam Chashmawala talk to Yamini Shah on how to keep up-to-date on food, fitness, travel and fashion. Salil Tripathi talks to contemporary practitioners Gopika Jadeja, Pratishtha Pandya and Manisha Joshi on the bold new traditions of Gujarati poetry.

50 LITATURE TELL IT SLA City Connections: Indian Novels Collective 9TH FEB SATURDAY Where The Wild Things Are by Sejal Mehta BNHS Auditorium 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm 3.00 pm pm Kala Ghoda joins hands with Indian Novels Collective for this session, Celebrated in Song: Portraits of Women in Fiction and Music. Vidya Shah's musical performance highlights readings from novels under translation by Priyanka Setia. Using unique, engaging formats to tell travel stories about the outdoors. Twenty Readings 4:00 pm - 4:10 pm Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF. New Fiction 4:10 pm - 5:10 pm Curated with Supriya Nair, Mahesh Rao, Sucharita Dutta-Asane, Manu Bhattathiri and Neelum Saran Gour in conversation. Twenty Readings 5:15 pm - 5:30 pm Part of the 20 readings for 20 years of KGAF. Totems, Taboos And Threats 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Nancy Adajania with Paromita Vohra, Sudharak Olwe, Vidya Kamat and Malvika Maheshwari. And Justice For More - Section 377 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Justice Chandrachud discusses the simple yet complex implications of Section 377 and the power of the Indian Constitution in safeguarding society. In conversation with senior advocate Jayna Kothari known for her work on transgender equality.

51 LITATURE TELL IT SLA Queer Scapes: The Platforms And The Frames 8:15 pm - 9:00 pm Salil Tripathi leads Parmesh Shahani, and Sridhar Rangayan in a conversation on just spaces. Queer Scapes: The Written Word 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm Shobhna Kumar leads a discussion with Raj Rao, Nandini Krishnan and Bindumadhav Khire on writing queer and more. 10TH FEB SUNDAY LISTEN TO ME 3:30 pm - 4:15 pm Writer and feminist Shashi Deshpande takes us through her deeply insightful memoir. BOOK LAUNCH 4:15 pm - 4:20 pm Samhita Arni leads Krishna Udayasankar, Sharanya Manivannan, Devi Yesodharan and Abhinav Menon in an exploration of the wild new ways to elaborate figures and stories from history, literature and myth. Imagined Histories: Expanding Myths 4:20 pm - 5:30 pm Samhita Arni leads Krishna Udayasankar, Devi Yesodharan and Abhinav Menon in an exploration of the wild new ways to elaborate figures and stories from history, literature and myth. A Centenary Tribute To Razia Sajjad Zaheer 5:30 pm - 5:50 pm Nadira Zaheer Babbar pays tribute to her mother on her centenary year, with readings by Nadira Zaheer Babbar and Juuhi Babbar Sonii. Nazaakat-e-Kalam 5:50 pm - 6:50 pm Nadira Zaheer Babbar, Rahman Abbas and Obaid Azam Azmi in conversation with Qamar Siddiqi.

52 LITATURE TELL IT SLA UNPACKING VOICES WITH GLIE 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Release of International Gallerie's latest issue with Bina Sarkar Ellias, Chintan Girish Modi, Arshiya Lokhandwala and Shilpa Gupta. Readings by Yuki Ellias. Twenty Readings: Hakara, A Bilingual Journal 8:15 pm - 8:35 pm With editors, Noopur Desai and Ashutosh Potdar, part of the 20 readings for 20 years of Kala Ghoda. Mee And Juhibaby: A Dramatised Reading 8:45 pm - 9:05 pm Actor Susmita Mukherjee's debut novel reveals the struggles and joys of surviving in Hindi cinema. Seeing Places Through Names And Drawings 9:15 pm - 10:00 pm Paul Fernandes, Chicku Jayadeva and Sidharth Bhatia with Indira Chandrasekhar on city nostalgia. Curator: Dr. Indira Chandrasekhar Co-curator: Dr. Yamini Shah Team: Harshita Rathod, Amisha Jain, Zahra Haidery and Vinni Chugh Acknowledgements: Sampurna Chattarji, Supriya Nair, Sharon Irani, Indian Novels Collective, ShethePeople.TV, Hemant Divate of Poetrywala, Lavanya Shanbhoghue Arvind and Smita Sahay of Usawa Literary Review, Noopur Desai and Ashutosh Potdar of Hakara, Arun Kale of Helter Skelter and the editors of Out of Print Note: All programs are subject to change.

53 MUSIC CROSS MAIDAN 3RD FEB SUNDAY KGAF Talent Hunt 5:00 pm - 5:20 pm Reflections by Nir Koren 5:30 pm - 5:50 pm Sharma & The Besharams 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm Bombay Jazz Club feat. Samantha Noella 6:50 pm - 7:30 pm Alif 7:50 pm - 8:30 pm Niladri Kumar 8:45 pm - 9:45 pm SCORE MUSIC The winner of the All India Kala Ghoda Arts Festival Talent Hunt 2019 performs. Reflections is a full-band energetic concert. In the heart of the show stands Koren with the songs that aim to remind us to think for ourselves and to build a better life together on Earth. He takes traditional world music instruments with Alternative and Electronic elements. Vasuda Sharma on vocals, Rahul Hariharan on the drums, Chirayu Vedekar on bass, Chaitanya Bhaidkar on the guitar, JK on keyboard and Sanchit Mhatre on percussion together form Sharma & The Besharams. The band's sound is essentially Electro-Pop with bits of Soul and RnB. Renowned jazz vocalist Samantha Noella with other leading International Jazz musicians will present popular and original jazz tunes in both classic (swing) and more contemporary styles. A 5-member band, Alif is a beautiful blend of Urdu and Kashmiri poetry with contemporary music. Get set to be taken on a seamless journey from Jhelumas' chilling crescendo into the rhythmic beat of IRRA award winner 'Like a Sufi', and much more. Niladri Kumar is an unconventional rare instrumentalist, honing a unique repertoire and profound in-depth understanding of traditional and classical styles on the sitar to innovative, electrifying renditions on his own innovation, the 'zitar'.

54 MUSIC MUSIC 4TH FEB MONDAY Amritaansh 6:10 pm - 6:30 pm The Kheyaal-E-Jazz Projekt by Ronkini Gupta Sufi and Folk by Imran Khan & Friends Sounds of Vrindaban by Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia and Students 8TH FEB FRIDAY Indian Classical by Aarushi Majumdar Jazz Jugalbandi by Luca Ciarla Collective Afro Percussion by Boombay Djembe Folas 6:50 pm - 7:30 pm 7:50 pm - 8:20 pm 8:35 pm - 9:45 pm 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm 6:10 pm - 6:50 pm 7:00 pm - 7:40 pm SCORE A classical fusion rock band, they have been the finalists at the 'MTV Colours of Youth'. This fusion set is a blend of Ronkini Gupta's classical training with contemporary sounds of music. Commemorating 20 years of KGAF, Ronkini will sing popular Bollywood and retro songs. Capturing the earthy essence of Sufi and folk music, sitarist Imran Khan along with musicians from Rajasthan, will present a dynamic ensemble, with foot-tapping rhythms. Get set to soak in the mellifluous sounds of the 'bansuri', rendered by Padma Vibhushan Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia and his students of the Vrindaban Gurukul who will perform classical ragas, ably supported on the Tabla by Pt. Yogesh Shamsi and on the Pakhawaj by Pt. Bhawani Shankar. A grade XII student, Aarushi is passionate about music, and has been learning Hindustani classical vocal for over 12 years. She won the KGAF Talent Hunt in Italian born violin wizard Luca Ciarla owns the stage with his fiddle and other instruments. Starting with a loop pedal, he is all set to enthrall audiences while playing the violin like a guitar, a cello or a percussion. An exciting and energetic group of drummers who play traditional rhythms from West Africa, Boombay Djembe Folas are all set to to create a totally different soundscape at KGAF.

55 MUSIC Songs of Spring by Sunita Bhuyan Classical Fusion by Trilok Gurtu ASIATIC STEPS 9TH FEB SATURDAY LEAP The Boundary Breakers 7:50 pm - 8:30 pm 8:45 pm - 9:45 pm 5:30 pm pm Swaradhar 6:15 pm - 6:50 pm Bollywood Gharana by Abhijit Pohankar 7:00 pm - 7:40 pm SCORE MUSIC Violinist Sunita Bhuyan known for her unique experiments with musical genres presents an innovative ensemble of folk fusion, highlighting the Assamese folk form Bihu, with some scintillating Scottish and Irish folk pieces. Add to that, authentic flute and dhol musicians and dancers from Assam, and what you have is a medley of musical flavours. A world class virtuoso percussionist, Trilok has collaborated with other spectacular musicians. Although his approach to playing and composing is non-stylistic, it is built upon a solid and deep understanding of many global styles. This 80-member youthful band directed by Srinivas Krishnan (founding member of LEAP Foundation) will present diverse musical styles and traditions from across India and some world selections. Their global approach to creativity, music and the arts comes as no surprise considering LEAP Foundation is mentored by Maestro AR Rahman. A talented group of differently-abled street musicians will present an eclectic set comprising folk, classical and Bollywood music, including performances on some rare musical instruments. Celebrating 20 years of KGAF, Abhijit Pohankar the master craftsman of fusion music, presents this unique sound of fusion comprising Bollywood hits and Indian classical music, with foot-tapping groove and romantic guitar melody.

56 MUSIC MUSIC Apache Indian 7:55 pm - 8:35 pm Prakriti and Sukriti Kakar 8:50 pm - 9:50 pm 10TH FEB SUNDAY Kabir Café 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Anushka Manchanda 7:00 pm - 7:45 pm Shaan 8:15 pm - 9:45 pm SCORE A British singer-songwriter and reggae DJ, Apache Indian is all set to rock the KGAF stage with his unusual compositions. His fantastic retro music pays ode to KGAF's 20th year. The only twin sisters to have made a mark in Bollywood are not only supremely talented singers but also great performers. All set to perform at KGAF, they will be rendering their popular songs such as 'Ladki kar gayi chull', 'Pehli baar', 'Katra Katra' and 'Paas aao na'. A neo-folk fusion band, Kabir Café plays the poetry of the 15th century Indian Mystic - Kabir, in a substrate of Indian folk music, mixed contemporary genres of Rock, Reggae, Pop and Carnatic music. An Indian singer, model, actress, and former VJ, Anushka has been a member of the Indipop girl group Viva. She will be rendering some of her popular songs from films as well as private albums. A multi-lingual playback singer, Shaan will enthrall KGAF audiences with his soulful songs. Considered one of the most popular voices for romantic as well as melodious songs, Shaan is an extremely versatile singer. Bringing in the essence of KGAF's 20th year, Shaan will be belting out some of his popular numbers sung over this period. Curators : Naveen Deshpande, Geetha Balsara and Nevil Timbadia Team: Sainath Bhagwat and Diksha Jain Acknowledgements: Consulate General of Israel, Istituto Italiano di Cultura and all the artists. Note: All programs are subject to change.

57 STLS 20 BUY 20 2ND FEB TO 6TH FEB 2019 Lavangg Lakhnawi Leather Vyavsay Kalyan Metaphor Racha Nehal Desai Earthica Manipuri Handweaved O' Frida Ek Katha Vedas Exports Bombay 100 years ago Happy Threads- NGO AJ Crafts Froggmag SMARA by Takshni House of Tales Some Fine Handicrafts Ornate Quilts Contemporary Arts and Crafts Studio Vam Razia Kunj Equalitee Upcycler's Lab Shree Aaryoday Handloom Marm Ajrakh, Bandhej, Kutchi Weaves Pashoo Pakshee Sparrow's Shelter Kumhar The Store wyo.in- Wear Your Opinion Tath Aacai kanvaskloset.com Labartry Namrata Kedia Design Nonstop Boheco Mianzi Then & Now Murtle Orient Ceramics Bargain Book Hut NGOs and Government bodies TRIFED MSKVIB- Maharashtra State Khadi & Village Industries Board Tribal Development Department Maharashtra MSSIDC - Maharashtra Small Scale Industries Development Corporation BRTC - Bamboo Research and Training Centre MAVIM- Mahila Arthik Vikas Mahamandal Indian Navy - Naval Dockyard BNHS CSMVS - The Museum Shop Mumbai Police MCGM Self Help Groups Urmul Seemant Samiti: Rajasthan JUGAAD: Delhi NEEV: Jharkhand GVCS: Rajasthan Kadam: West Bengal Malkha: Telangana Rangoonwala Foundation (India) Trust: Maharashtra FACE: Jharkhand & West Bengal AVANI: Uttarakhand Dwaraka Plus: Karnataka Pabiben.com: Kutch Vatsalya: Jaipur Rural And Urban Development Foundation: Harayana Samoolam, Delhi EarthCare Designs Foundation: Maharashtra Eastend Handicraft Unit: Manipur Bhadra Foundation: Maharashtra Bunkar Art, Maharashtra Seva Trust: Maharashtra Concern India Foundation: Maharashtra

58 STLS 20 BUY 20 7TH FEB TO 10TH FEB 2019 Graphicurry by Prasad Bhat Desi Drama Queen Monica Jhaveri- Bhopal Brahma Karma Sujata Hathi The Khadi Cult Desi Hangover 1BHK Interiors Nehal Desai Indian Colours Nobody Else Nurture Artangle Art Fact Ram Narayan Blue Art Potteries (Jaipur) Kareghar Hello Bastar Suchita Creyons Weaving Handloom Naie Kiran Shawl embroidery works One for Blue Aarohana EcoSocial Developments Desi Hangover Zubiya Dhalia Crafts Flutter Miharu Laughing Monk Floft Studio Akanksha Rastogi Desi Drama Queen Bombay Hemp company pvt. ltd. (Boheco) Mianzi Then & Now Murtle Sairam Handlooms Orient Ceramics Matheran Chappals Ana by Archana Reddy Jeh Bags Bargain Book Hut NGOs and Government bodies TRIFED MSKVIB - Maharashtra State Khadi& Village Industries Board Tribal Development Department Maharashtra MSSIDC - Maharashtra Small Scale Industries Development Corporation BRTC - Bamboo Research and Training Centre MAVIM- Mahila Arthik Vikas Mahamandal Indian Navy- Naval Dockyard BNHS CSMVS - The Museum Shop Mumbai Police MCGM Self Help Groups Chaitanya Bharathi: Andhra Pradesh Women's India Trust: Maharashtra Okhai Center for Empowerment: Gujarat Ubuntu Arts: Maharashtra A Hundred Hands: Karnataka Village Leather Craft: Rajasthan Aim, Art Illuminates Mankind: West Bengal Kriti: Maharashtra Shilp Sadhana, Uttar Pradesh Chindi, Maharashtra ecoexist Foundation: Maharashtra Janhit Vikas Sansthan: Rajasthan Aarohi: Uttarakhand Paikpari Matangini Colours Artisans Welfare Association, West Bengal Ekibeki Association: Maharashtra Eastend Handicraft Unit, Manipur Belun Hasta Silpa Khuti Society, West Bengal Ashish: Maharashtra Unish-e April: West Bengal Concern India Foundation: Maharashtra

59 STLS 20 BUY 20 FOOD STLS Chetana Restaurant Irish House Copper Chimney The Nutcracker POTT'S MARKET- 2ND FEB TO 4TH FEB 2019 (Behind Max Mueller Bhavan) Vijit Allada Shayonti Salvi Yashashri Telkar Lidwin Mascarenhas Swati Jain Deepak Namasale Nilesh Bendkhale Sultana Khan Shakila Farook Sumathi Madhav POTT'S MARKET- 5TH FEB TO 7TH FEB 2019 (Behind Max Mueller Bhavan) Tejashri Patil Pradhan Sushama Maddapa Devendra Shakya Bhagyashree Baviskar Neha Deshmukh Karishma Rodrigues Pawan Baviskar Om Prakash Kunal Ukey Neha Aseeth POTT'S MARKET- 8TH FEB TO 10TH FEB 2019 (Behind Max Mueller Bhavan) Sejal Sethi Veena Singh Shalan Dere Kshitija Mitter Nikita Dawar Shruti Manwatkar Sejal Mody Dhanashree Kelkar Sandeep Manchekar Kiran Modak Veena Singh Curators : Vidula Warawdekar Team : Mayank Valleshah and Yamini Shah

60 STREET 4TH FEB MONDAY - 8TH FEB FRIDAY Kachchighodi Rampart Row 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm Bahurupia Rampart Row 5.00 pm pm Nat Kartab Cross Maidan 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm 20 STEPS Kachchighodi is a folk dance largely performed by the menfolk. It has its roots in the martial traditions of Rajasthan. Bahurupia is one of India's oldest art forms where artists regale street audiences dressed up in colourful mythological and other costumes. Nat Kartab is the art of mid-air tightrope walking. Artists from Rajasthan will wow curious passersby with their feat while also bringing back memories of simpler times. Curator: Varsha Karale Note: All programs are subject to change.

61 STAND UP COMEDY XX IRISH HOUSE 4TH FEB MONDAY Raunaq Rajani (Host) Agrima Joshua Niveditha Prakasam Surbhi Bagga Vaibhav Sethia Ashutosh Gupta Aayush Rathi Shashwat Maheshwari Anirban Dasgupta NATION COMEDY DAY 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm A pure-bred Bombay boy, Raunaq Rajani has been on the comedy scene for a little more than half a decade. Some insightful perspectives, honest observations and sarcastic wit make Raunaq an act that shouldn't be missed. Agrima Joshua is an upcoming stand-up comedienne. Niveditha, the winner of the reality show - Queens of Comedy, is from Tamil Nadu and is here in Bombay to steal all your jobs. Surbhi Bagga is an upcoming stand-up comic. Vaibhav is one of the oldest comics in the Indian stand up scene. After his first Amazon special Don t he has been lying in bed scribbling what he calls 'bookmark moments' of life. Today he calls them jokes. Ashutosh is a new comic on the scene, not from Mumbai, but settling in. Aayush Rathi is an upcoming stand-up comic. Shashwat Maheshwari is a short guy who tells offensive jokes at restaurants, while people eat stupid over-priced food. He is a fan of recreation and distraction in general but not a fan of long artist bios. Anirban Dasgupta is a comedian, writer and full-time married person from Kolkata. He is also a certified nice guy. And as if that is not enough, he is funny too. Now based out of Mumbai, he recently released his Stand up special on Amazon Prime Video called- 'Take it Easy?'.

62 STAND UP COMEDY XX 5TH FEB TUESDAY Navin Noronha (Host) Hoshang Maini Mohd Suhel Christopher Baretto Aishwarya Mohanraj Sonali Thakker Unnati Marfatia Shreeja Chaturvedi Siddharth Dudeja TWEY SOMETHING - 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Navin Noronha is an amply likable guy who tries very hard to be badass. To live by his motto of 'Live Fast, Die Poor', Navin has taken up writing as a profession. He also performs stand-up because it fits so well into the underpaid artist routine. Hoshang Maini is trying to do comedy. Suhel can speak eight languages but he is just not good with numbers. Christopher Baretto is an upcoming stand-up comedian. Aishwarya is a participant from Comicstaan and an upcoming stand-up comic. Sonali's stand-up is powerful, always funny and sometimes scary. The other big love of her life is travelling as it gives her great material and is the only way she can escape from people cracking sad Gujju jokes. Unnati is an upcoming stand-up comic. Shreeja Chaturvedi is a soft-spoken comic with hard-hitting punchlines. With a dead-pan style of performance, she is one of the funniest comics around. Siddharth Dudeja is a 26-year-old graduate on a perpetual sabbatical. He talks about how school and vegetarians ruined his childhood and sometimes he talks about world peace.

63 STAND UP COMEDY XX 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY FEMAPOOZA - 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Niveditha Prakasam (Host) Supriya Joshi Fatima Ayesha Aayushi Jagad Abira Nath Pavitra Shetty Unnati Marfatia Jeeya Sethi Priyanka Gohil Kajol Srinivasan Kruti Kattige Vrinda Bhagchandani Anu Menon Niveditha, the winner of the reality show Queens of Comedy, is from Tamil Nadu and is here in Mumbai to steal all your jobs. Supriya Joshi aka Supaarwoman is a writer, comic and caped crusader battling the pointlessness of life, one meme at a time. Fatima is an upcoming stand-up comic. Aayushi Jagad is a Pune-based comic artist who was among the top eight on TLC's Queens of Comedy- India s first all-women comedy show. Her comedy is all about challenging stereotypes about, well, everything! Abira is an upcoming stand-up comic. Pavitra Shetty is an undiscovered singer, upcoming stand-up artist and reportedly also a girl. She has an unnaturally high number of best friends who insisted that a new bio be written for her. Unnati is an upcoming stand-up comic. Jeeya believes if you are fat once (by fat she means FAAAAT) you are fat forever. Mentally you never become thin even after losing all the weight. She has made entertainment her new life's mission since nothing else is going for her! Priyanka Gohil is a teacher by day and a comic by night. She is one of the upcoming artists in the Indian scene. Kajol Srinivasan is an upcoming comedian who, in her words, is half-tamilian and half-bengali, like 2 Chetan Bhagat novels in 1. Kruti is an upcoming stand-up comic. Vrinda Bhagchandani is an upcoming stand-up comedian and has featured in several shows. The Verdict. This helped her bag the role of Lola Kutty on Channel V, which consequently made her extremely popular among the masses. Anu appears at many of her public outings dressed as Lola Kutty. She has also been a part of well-known theatrical works such as Zen Katha and Sammy!

64 STAND UP COMEDY XX 7TH FEB THURSDAY Jeeya Sethi (Host) Raunaq Rajani Prashasti Singh Ashish Dash Sonali Thakker Siddharth Gopinath Anand Reghu Masoom Rajwani Sumit Anand THE LAST DAY 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Jeeya believes if you are fat once (by fat she means FAAAAT) you are fat forever. Mentally you never become thin even after losing all the weight. She has made entertainment her new life's mission since nothing else is going for her! A pure-bred Bombay boy, Raunaq Rajani has been in the comedy scene for a little more than half a decade. Insightful perspectives, honest observations and sarcastic wit make Raunaq an act that you shoudn't miss! Prashasti Singh is yet another IIM graduate searching for meaning outside academic excellence and material achievement. She has found space for expressing her smalltown sensibilities in this big town hustle. Amongst the few things we know about Ashish Dash are the fact that he is from the great state of Odisha and that he is fond of monkeys. Dash's act is more confession than comedy and can be memorably disturbing, This is why he is not popular at house parties. A very jolly fellow, Ashish plans to make friends in the future. Sonali's stand-up is powerful, always funny and sometimes scary. The other big love of her life is travelling, as it gives her great material and is the only way she can escape from people cracking sad Gujju jokes. A very, very tall person from Chennai. Published reports say that Anand Reghu has been on the Mumbai stand-up scene for seven long years since its very inception. This cannot be proved or disproved but it is ok. Reghu claims to be a Parsi with a bad case of sun burn but we have our doubts. Masoom Rajwani is one the youngest and most promising stand-up acts on the scene and one of the few Sindhis who refuses to do a Sindhi joke. Sumit Anand has a YouTube Channel containing stand-up videos, you can check it out and dont have to read below then. Manik Mahna Manik Mahna is an Indian comedian from Delhi. His style of dry, almost offensive but in a funny sort of way comedy is what he's loved for. Manik is an Ultimate Street Dance battle champion. Curator: Jeeya Sethi Team: Dhruv Sanghvi & Masoom Rajwani Note: All programs are subject to change.

65 THEATRE 2ND FEB SATURDAY Drama Queen (English) by AGP World [1hr 15mins] Mara Asatya Na Prayogo (Gujarati) by Utopia Communication [1hr 5mins] Coffee in the Canteen (Hindi/ English) by Playtrix [1hr 15mins] 3RD FEB SUNDAY The Twelve Brothers (English) by Playpen Performing Arts Production [1hr] Go Go Gomuli (English/Hindi) by Story Circus [1hr 5mins] Horniman Circle s 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm MC Ghia Hall 7:45 pm - 8:50 pm NGMA 8:15 pm - 9:30 pm MC Ghia Hall 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm MC Ghia Hall 7:45 pm - 8:50 pm RESONANCE A solo perfomance by Suchitra Krishnamoorthi, Drama Queen is an irresistibly honest biography that makes you laugh, cry and look at the modern Indian woman in a whole new light. The play is a humorous ride by Ranglo (the narrator) who believes that heaven must be a terribly lonely place, with nobody there except God and Gandhiji waiting for humans to live the truth, as he unearths these facts of life through humour, music and satire. Four college students, each one with their own dreams, aspirations and problems bring college life alive on stage. A play directed by actress and writer, Divya Jagdale, that talks about heart break, pain, joy, laughter, fun, music, exams and results. A king wants to kill his twelve sons, so that his thirteenth child will be a girl, and can inherit his kingdom. The plot builds and ten years later, after hearing of their existence from her mother, the sister leaves to find her brothers. The sleepy village of Gomuli comes abuzz when the driver of a stranded bus arrives there looking for help and ends up encountering feuding families. Eventually these warring people learn to love in this funny, enchanting play.

66 THEATRE Mother Of The Year (Hindi/English) - A Children's play by Gopal Sharma Memorial School [1hr 30mins] Mora Varni Bairi (Parsi Gujarati) by Centre Stage [1hr 10mins] 4TH FEB MONDAY Acting Workshop: Explore Your Potential With Om Katare by Yatri (Hindi/English)[3hrs] Fail Hona Asthaban Ka Aur Karna Atma Hatya Ki Tayyari (Hindi) by Sparch Theatre Repertory [1hr 30mins] Harus Marus (Hindustani) by Being Association [1hr 30mins] Hey Bhagwaan (Hindi) by Yatri Production [1hr 20mins] Horniman Circle s 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm NGMA 8:00 pm - 9:10 pm NGMA 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm MC Ghia Hall 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Horniman Circle s 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm NGMA 8:00 pm - 9:20 pm RESONANCE Stories of famous mothers, the play is about eight children who play truant in their society building and disrespect their mothers - a unique performance by 200 students of Gopal Sharma School. The rip-roaring play revolves around the constant fight between mother-in-law and son-in-law on a carefully planned vacation gone awry. Learn the nuances of acting from theatre veteran Om Katare, Founder, Yatri Group. Asthban, a foolish prince plans his suicide to become a memorable one! An adaptation of a small piece from Harishankar Parsai s novel, Rani Naag Fani Ki Kahaani. A satirical play depicting the story of the transformation of rats into humans and humans into rats. What would happen if God himself appeared in front of people? Hey Bhagwaan is a satirical comedy and a pun on commercial society.

67 THEATRE 5TH FEB TUESDAY The Learning Factory (English) by NGO Trinayani [1hr 35mins] Dr. Anandibai-Like, Comment, Share (Gujarati) by Ideas Unlimited [1hr 30mins] Directed by Manoj Shah Performed by Manasi Joshi Ghalib (Hindustani) by Storia Senza Storia [1hr 10mins] 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Close Up Of 26/11 (Hindi) by The Back Benchers [55mins] MC Ghia Hall 7:00 pm - 8:35 pm Horniman Circle s 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm NGMA 8:00 pm - 9:10 pm MC Ghia Hall 7:00 pm - 7:55 pm RESONANCE A puppet play on diversity and inclusion by Trinayani, an NGO, based on George Reavis' fable The Animal School. Anandibai Joshi, India s first female physician, was a trailblazer and her achievement paved the way for Indian women to see themselves beyond the household. But are women really free? A sincere effort to play out the life of Ghalib and his poetry to find deeper hidden meanings. A tribute to the brave soldiers, courageous policemen, victims and survivors of 26/11- the deadliest terror attack on Mumbai. Hai Mera Dil (Hindi) by ANK, Mumbai [2hrs] ARCADIA The Promised Land (English, Hindi & Marathi) by St. Andrew's Centre for Philosophy and Performance Art [1hr 10mins] Horniman Circle s 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm NGMA 8:00 pm - 9:10 pm The longest show in the history of the Hindi stage with over 36 years and 1067 shows directed by the late actor and director, Dinesh Thakur. A happily married man accidentally overhears the doctor's telephonic conversation giving him a few weeks to live and turns his life upside down with irrational fears. A poetic rendition of fifteen poems in multilingual form, accompanied by an unplugged guitarist. It covers multiple perspectives and aspects of ageing, gerontology and death.

68 THEATRE 7TH FEB THURSDAY Panchwa Sawar (Hindi) by Don t Act & Teflas Studio [1hr 10mins] Chalona Aa Jao (Hindustani) by Ekjute Theatre Group [1hr 30mins] Ek Ka Teen (Hindi) by tpot Production [1hr] 8TH FEB FRIDAY Chauryahattar Pavasalyancha Jamakharch (Dramatised Reading in Marathi) by eperformers [1hr 20mins] The Three Musketeers (Hindi) by Theatrix [1hr] "Bhoot Manaatle Ki..?" (Marathi) Enatyashodh presents Unnati Art Production [50mins] Ballygunge 1990 (Hindustani) by The Fims & Theatre Society [1hr 20mins] MC Ghia Hall 7:00 pm - 8:10 pm Horniman Circle s 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm NGMA 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm NGMA 4:00 pm - 5:20 pm MC Ghia Hall 5:30 pm - 6:30 PM NGMA 6:15 pm - 7:05 pm Horniman Circle s 7:30 pm - 8:50 pm RESONANCE The story revolves around the life of a boy and a girl who experience ego, ignorance and the idea of being self-sufficient in different phases of life. A hilarious women-centric comedy by theatre stalwart Nadira Zaheer Babbar which showcases a small village girl raising her voice against dowry demands. A collage of three stories in nautanki style. It finds common ground bringing stories of the Hindi-speaking community. Based on a story written by Vijay Tendulkar about a common man sharing his mistakes and eventually leads to taking up his love for writing. Shravan is deaf, Naina is blind, Subhash is dumb and they witness a murder. The laughter riot begins when the three of them try to communicate through their handicap to find the murderer and catch him. Bhoot is a symbolic representation of fears such as injustice, lust, corruption, blind faith, etc. The play is a satirical comical presentation on our education system. This is the failed love story of Kartik and Vasuki, played by Annup Sonii and Nishta Paliwal Tomar, set in Calcutta. A wellcrafted plan is going to change the course of their lives forever.

69 THEATRE S.A.N.E.S.D. (Gujrati) by Yash & Deep Production [1hr 10mins] Iris Flicks presents' Giraffe Theatre Production [1hr] 9TH FEB STAURDAY Voice Workshop (Hindi/English) by Viva Voice Academy [2hrs] Children's Workshop (Hindi/English) by Anita Salim [1hr 30mins] Aadhi Aurat Aadha Khwaab (Hindustani) by Viva Voice Academy [1hr] Upside Downside (English) by Pheonix Players [1hr] Ink-Ka-Labh (Hindi) by Roshan Ke Production [1hr 35mins] MC Ghia Hall 8:00 pm - 9:10 pm NGMA 8:15 pm - 9:15 pm MC Ghia Hall 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm NGMA 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm MC Ghia Hall 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm NGMA 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm MC Ghia Hall 8:00 pm - 9:35 pm RESONANCE Four engineering students work on a super computer that spreads neutrons and solar waves into other electronic gadgets killing another student. Is this virus self-made or man-made? 24-year-old Sunil is a struggling cricketer who runs away to Mumbai to realize his dream and make it big in cricket. One day when in deep sleep, Trouble (a symbolic character) comes knocking. Involves learnings on modulation, pitch, silence and expression, through voice exercises, breathing exercises, improvisations and expressing their emotions. An acting workshop through theatre games based on the five senses (Age: 10 to 16yrs) The play based on Ismat Chugtai s essay is an engaging and power-packed discussion on what men feel about women. A madcap mirthquake through its rich vein of black humour and dystopia reveals the unique genius of Franz Kafka through his telling observations about the human condition. It is the story of a budding writer who connects with one of the brave jawans and discovers that he has been supporting the wrong morals all along.

70 THEATRE 10TH FEB SUNDAY La La Land (Hindi/English) (Children's Play) by Eventz Entertainment [1hr] Buddha Sathiya Gaya Hai (Hindi) by Anubhuti Theatre Group [1hr 5mins] Adrak (Hindi) by Now Production [1hr 10mins] Khatijabai of Karmali Terrace (Hindi) by Q Theatre Production [1hr 20 mins] Directed by Quasar Thakore Performed by Jayati Bhatia NGMA 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm MC Ghia Hall 3:45 pm - 4:50 pm MC Ghia Hall 7:30 pm - 8:40 pm NGMA 8:00 pm - 9:20 pm RESONANCE The play revolves around a boy named Rahul, who finds happiness in playing video games and how he learns a lesson from Goddess Saraswati. A 59-year old inspector accidentally meets a 60+ woman and at some point, as they share each other's life stories, they begin to realise that they can't live as per their children's choices. Vikrant and Nischay are siblings who live together along with Vikrant s girlfriend Anokhi. When things go sour the play highlights their hopelessness.they try to dig out the nostalgia of their shared past. A play revolving around resultant abandonment of Khatijabai, an orphan who veers out of favouritism into being a powerful matriarch. Curator: Juuhi Babbar Sonii Assistant Curator: Ankur Parekh Team: Sheetal Shardul, Mudita Shauq, Hira Mehta, Shivam Dubey, Haripriya Thakar, Paridhi Bhandari, Rahul Singh Rajput Acknowledgements: Ekjute Theatre Group Note: All programs are subject to change.

71 URBAN DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE MAX MUELL BHAVAN 4TH FEB MONDAY Squeeze Lime in Your Eye 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Crafting the Nation 6:45 pm - 7:30 pm SAHAJ Vernacular Furniture of Gujarat Inversion the Architecture- Engineer schism 7:45 pm - 8:30 pm 8:45 pm - 9:45 pm EXPRESSIONS The film Squeeze Lime in Your Eye by Avijit Mukul Kishore and Rohan Shivkumar (Mumbai), on the artist Kausik Mukhopadhyay (Mumbai), explores the world of art and design of fantastical and whimsical objects through locations of home, city, and the University, as Mukhopadhyay also teaches architecture students. The screening will be followed by a discussion with the filmmakers and the artist-protagonist of the film. Researcher and historian Abigail McGowan (University of Vermont) discusses the relationship between crafts and nationality, and the shaping of past and future politics in India. Two of the four co-authors, Jay Thakkar (Ahmedabad) and Samrudha Dixit present the research accompanying the first-ever survey of vernacular furniture design from a region, from the 1900s to the present. Writer and critic Suprio Bhattacharjee (Mumbai) discusses with architect Madhusudhan Shridhar (Funktion Design, Bengaluru) and engineer Manjunath BL (Bengaluru) the design of a house they conceived, putting forth a convincing argument of the spatial wonders achievable when two practitioners from different disciplines choose to turn the tables on a historically fraught relationship.

72 5TH FEB TUESDAY Civic Space - Architecture amongst People URBAN DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Sacred outside Tradition? 6:15 pm - 7:15 pm The Sacred Everyday 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm EXPRESSIONS While most quality projects in architecture and urban design have moved into the private sector, there is a general deterioration of civic spaces in terms of the quality and ambition of architecture. Writer and editor Ruturaj Parikh (Goa) will discuss with Rohan Chavan (RC Architects, Mumbai) and Anand Sonecha (sealab, Ahmedabad) their works, the significance of good design in the civic realm and its impact on people accessing these spaces. Researcher and critic A. Srivathsan (Chennai/ Ahmedabad) explores the dilemmas involved in designing the contemporary Hindu temple, through his in-depth discursive investigation of some recent cases. Cultural theorist and curator Ranjit Hoskote (Mumbai) will present and discuss his recently curated exhibition which explores the interrelationship between the sacred - the domain of the divine, iconic, cosmic and sublime, and the everyday - the realm of the human, intimate, individual and domestic. Fernweh when not at home 8:45 pm - 9:45 pm Two practices, one led by Madhusudhan Chalasani (Studio MADe, Hyderabad) and another by the duo of Neha Rane and Avneesh Tiwari (atarchitecture, Mumbai), have recently emerged victorious in significant international competitions proving that success can be achieved away from the spotlight. In the context where contemporary Indian architecture is crippled by a startling lack of open and anonymous competitions (even for publicly-funded projects), writer and critic Suprio Bhattacharjee (Mumbai) talks to them.

73 URBAN DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Flying High, Hunting the Streets 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm Building on Continuities 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Writing the City City Biographies 7:45 pm - 8:45 pm Shaping a Design Narrative a view from Kolkata 9:00 pm - 9:45 pm EXPRESSIONS Architect and researcher Robert Stephens will share and present from his vast collection of aerial photographs of many cities in India, alongside his activities as an urban researcher excavating archives and bookstalls on streets to document an urban history for India. Architects Brinda Somaya and Nandini Sampat (SNK Consultants, Mumbai) will discuss how a long and dedicated career in architecture, conservation, and urban engagement comes to a discursive compilation in their recent book, Works and Continuities, and how this engagement is also expressed through artistic projects and collaborations. The presentations will be followed by a discussion with architect Shimul Javeri Kadri (Mumbai). Writer and editor Arpita Das Rebeiro discusses with three accomplished journalists and writers Indrajit Hazra (New Delhi), Amrita Shah (Bengaluru/Ahmedabad), and Naresh Fernandes (Mumbai) how they bring a city to life in their writings, and how does one write about a city as a lead protagonist in a story. Architect Abin Chaudhuri (Abin Design Studio, Kolkata) will present from his practice, now structured into a narrative in his recent book, Hand and Mind. The title evokes the thought behind the designs from the studio, along with regional and political narratives layered within the designs of buildings, public installations, and urban interventions that belong to a region in transition and a country of varied complexities.

74 7TH FEB THURSDAY The Architecture of Architecture Schools URBAN DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm EXPRESSIONS Architects and writers Ekta Idnany and Sahil Latheef (Mumbai/Dubai) discuss the design of architecture schools and their programmes through three contemporary schools, practices and educators: SPA Vijaywada Shantanu Poredi and Manisha Agarwal (Studio MO-OF, Mumbai); Wadiyar Center for Architecture Prashant Pole (Genesis Architects, Mysore); and Avani Institute of Design Roshan George (Stapati Calicut, Calicut). Writing the City Urban Moments 7:15 pm - 8:15 pm Practising at the Grassroots level 8:30 pm - 9:45 pm Focusing on one aspect of a city s character, a sociologist, a graphic artist, and an urbanist turn the spotlight on urban moments which resonate with everyone who has ever lived in a city. Writer and editor Arpita Das Rebeiro discusses these urban moments with Madhura Lohokare (New Delhi/Pune), Sarnath Banerjee (New Delhi/Berlin), and Kaiwan Mehta (Mumbai). Discussing projects from studios that look at practices involved in various forms of civic engagement through alternate models of patronage, architects and writers Ekta Idnany and Sahil Latheef (Mumbai/Dubai) hold a conversation with Architecture Brio Shefali Balwani and Robert Verrijit (Mumbai); Studio Pomegranate Shweta Chhatpar and Pranav Nayak (Mumbai); and Mad(e) in Mumbai Mayuri Sisodia and Kalpit Ashar (Mumbai).

75 URBAN DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE 8TH FEB FRIDAY Restoration of the Knesset Eliyahoo Synagogue 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Place to Live / State of Housing in India 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Photographing Architecture 8:15 pm - 9:30 pm EXPRESSIONS The conservation movement in the area of Kala Ghoda was key in shaping an awareness as well as citizenaction in the direction of conserving the city, but also restoring and arguing many other aspects of civic issues and life in the city. A short film on the recent restoration of the synagogue at Kala Ghoda will be followed by a presentation by architect Abha Narain Lambah, and conversation with patron and founding member of the Kala Ghoda Association, Sangita Jindal. A screening of the film State of Housing in India, on dwelling, homes, development, and lives of people in India today by Sanjiv Shah (Ahmedabad), followed by a discussion on the project and exhibition State of Housing in India - Aspirations, Imaginaries, and Realities in India between filmmaker and co-curators Rahul Mehrotra (Mumbai/Boston), Ranjit Hoskote (Mumbai) and Kaiwan Mehta (Mumbai/Ahmedabad). Documentation, investigation and commentary on architecture and the urban environment through the photographic lens is what architects and writers Ekta Idnany and Sahil Latheef (Mumbai/Dubai) will discuss with photographers Vibhor Yadav (New Delhi), Andre Fanthome (New Delhi), and Ritesh Uttamchandani (The Red Cat and Other Stories, Mumbai).

76 URBAN DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE EXPRESSIONS 9TH FEB SATURDAY ARCHITECTURE OPEN with Three Flaneurs visiting contemporary architecture in Mumbai, with presentations from the design studios on-site. (Pre-registration required at 10TH FEB SUNDAY ARCHITECTURE OPEN with Three Flaneurs visiting contemporary architecture in Mumbai, with presentations from the design studios on-site. (Pre-registration required at For more information 9:30 am Concrete Void Factory by Sameep Padora & Associates 12:30 pm Somaiya School by Nitin Killawala + Associates 3:30 pm Dr. Ernest Borges Memorial Home by Architects' Combine 9:30 am Bombay International School by Mobile Offices 3:00 pm Lodha Place Park by M/S Prabhakar B Bhagwat 5:00 pm Public Infrastructure by Studio Pomegranate Curator: Kaiwan Mehta Acknowledgements: Shaheen Mehta (administrative support) and Domus India (content and administrative support); Arpita Das Rebeiro, Ekta Idnany, Suprio Bhattacharjee, Sahil Latheef, and Ruturaj Parikh for collaborating on respective panel curations. Note: All programs are subject to change.

77 VISU ARTS A MEASURE OF TIME BY TITLE DESCRIPTION RAMPART ROW Ankita Saigal and Nishka Dabriwala Rachel Lopez Toybank - Development Through Play, Rachana Sansad - School of Interior Design, Arzan Khambatta Whistling Woods International School of Fashion Wrapping Time Kaali Kala Ghoda Roots To Sky Chariot Of Horses The wheels take us forward as we weave together the past and present glory of KGAF. A photo-exhibition featuring the colourful, ridiculous and often overlooked ceiling designs of Mumbai taxis: the world's largest gallery of Mumbai taxi ceiling art and designs. A play-filled childhood ensures a bright future. A journey of humans from using horses as beasts of burden to using machines, and now these machines replacing humans. Thotpot Designs Pvt. Ltd. The Infinite Spindle Time is a continous process of existence, encompassing the Past, Present and Future. Hetal Shukla LaaL Inspired from our Ex Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastriji's life of pure integrity, this installation is an enquiry into what it takes for a human being today to elevate his principles to that level. Pooja Bansal in partnership with Aryakala Mahesh Bariya and Raksha Pareek (Tech support - Dinesh Sisodiya) Reflection of Time on Art Kalantar - Time travels 20 frames depicting 20 years of Kala Ghoda, reflecting on the traditional Tanjore art has been adapted to contemporary forms with a fusion of European decoupage art. Hourglass as a measurement of time depicting time travel.

78 VISU ARTS Balwant Sheth School of Architecture - Ridhi Shah, Ashutosh Lohana, Jinie Gala, Meet Thacker, Tanishka Sarma, Devanshi Pandya, Aayush Dhagat, Karteek Mehta, Salloni Buddhadev Sah Rangi (Sabhi ke Rang) A MEASURE OF TIME Our Kala Ghoda, over the 20 years, has been an outcome of constant reflections of the manifold colours of the city. Maritime History Society Peals Of Time A naval artefact display of the bells of Indian Naval Ships; Bells are used to keep time at sea. LS Raheja School of Architecture Vikram Arora - Govt of Maharashtra/Dahanu Tribal Artists/Art02 Balwant Sheth School of Architecture - Yash Harlalka, Vaibhav Koul, Gayatri Agrawal, Jill Deliwala, Vaishakhi Rupapara and Sakshi Moondra Balwant Sheth School of Architecture - Nakshi Shah, Uroosa Petiwala, Geet Sampat, Anisha Swain, Nitank Khatter, Isha Mehta, Pari Sangavi, Aditya Sikchi, Rihan Prabhu Balwant Sheth School of Architecture - Sanika Charatkar, Viraj Chauhan, Henna Gala, Anuj Modi, Shaishav Satra, Charmil Shah, Aaditya Vyas, Siddhi Zaveri Time in a Subconscious Kalchakra Ulta Sawaal Touch The Art Knight in Shining Armor The installation explores the qualitative measure of time underlying in the subconscious. Time is a Human Invention The installation grows on you the way Kala Ghoda did. The interactive installation conceptualised from the quality of three structures - Jehangir Art Gallery, David Sassoon Library and Rhythm House; all to be housed under one roof depicting the platform that Kala Ghoda provides to the artists. An interactive structure composed of mirrors and stained glass, that intends to encapsulate the colourful memories of the KGAF.

79 VISU ARTS RANG - Fine Arts Club Of IIT Mumbai Rachana Sansad's Academy of Architecture - Aishwarya Chodankar, Pranav Chaubal, Aditya Vaidya, Atharva Rotkar, Ruchira Rathod, Ridhima Mahadik, Muskaan Ranwaka, Manasi Thukrul, Falguni Sakpal, Vedashree Mhadgut, Ritika Redkar, Ojaswi Chauthaiwale, Anjali Mangale, Mansi Parmar, Amartya Sonaje, Vedang Naik and Poonam Mohape Kalamandal Play in a Pause A MEASURE OF TIME The 20 wheels of Kalachakra are a tribute to the phenomenal 20 years of KGAF and the outermost wheel being the present one. To express the importance of time in defining and capturing events that can never be recreated in the exact same manner. Arshad Sayyed for Wallcano Sapno Ka Sheher Wall Art that describes why Mumbai is the City of Dreams and things that have made it popular over time. Armaan Hoyvoy The Mirror of Past Present Future Merging the past, present and the future using a singular surface and the reflection of an individual's perception. Shailesh Rathod Wish factory As every grain of sand in time unites with the heap below, a new unstoppable dream is being born in Mumbai. All of these dreams are protected by a giant horseshoe - the ancient symbol of luck. Vibha Sahni for Bachpan Bachao Andolan KPTARU A wish fulfilling tree...with the dark realities of life... Motivating us to do our bit.

80 IES College of Architecture - Anushka Anand, Preeti Jaisinghani, Sahil Sitlaney, Sumedh Gangurde VISU ARTS Ghodaghadi- Inevitablity of time A MEASURE OF TIME A peculiar rendition of the traditional hourglass, culminating the ambiguity and persistence of time and memory through oscillatory motion and passage of shifting feelings. Alliance Française de Bombay Photo Booth A live Photo Booth by Alliance Française de Bombay. Rainer Kehres, ZKM Karlsruhe, Entropia e.v. for Goethe- Data Lights Data-driven interactive light sculpture built from scratch. Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai Sandeep Gomay Ashwamedh 3D horse covered with Kalamkari work depicting scenes from the Ramayana. Sejal Goel & Team U/A Fundays Live Art Painting the steps of the amphitheatre to celebrate 20 years of KGAF. Pearl Academy By Mumbai Where every day is an episode, why not think about a book where every page is a chapter. Books with appealing covers and empty pages invites you to write your own stories. "By Mumbai" is an effort to celebrate the city of Mumbai and to establish a collaboration. DAVID SASSOON LIBRARY Sana Soni Play Celebrating the timelessness of PLAY, as it invites one to soar into the sky on the buoyant wings of the 'Titli' swings. CROSS MAIDAN Rachana Sansad School of Interior Design - Subodh Amin, Yash Jain, Preeti Karira, Hardik Mehta I am an Ally Shreehari Bhosle Sapnonki Savari An Indian Heritage CAR. The LGBTQ community has been around since time immemorial. They re real. No, it isn t a phase. It s time we recognise them. It s time for a mental revolution. Join us, will you?

81 VISU ARTS A MEASURE OF TIME INIFD ANDHI Pratibimbh Pratibimb celebrates the Artistic Spirit of Mumbai through the reflection of this magnificent event of Art and Life. M with The Design Company India The Cloud of Diamonds The dream of every artist over time and the wish of Kala Ghoda to lead artisans to this cloud. Shriniwas Balkrishnan for Sparrow's Shelter Save the Sparrow The dream of every artist to Save our sparrows from the hazards of mobile frequency. Vidhi Mehta and Sarrah Huzefa Porbunderwala Ek Waqt, Anek Dhristikon - Perspectives of time PHOTOGRAPHY Consulate General of Sweden Swedish Dads in Mumbai in collaboration with Red Dot Foundation At Coomaraswamy Hall (CSMVS) Vandana Kandpal Beyond The Visual- At David Sassoon Library Kala Ghoda Art Precinct Ankita Jain At Artists' Centre BanGanga - Faith of the water Every individual is naturally empowered to move ahead in life at one's own pace. A photo exhibition showcasing Swedish & Indian Dads to highlight equality and fatherhood. Creating a multilayered perspective that goes beyond what the eyes can see. Documenting life at Banganga, focusing on constant rituals, faith and journey to Moksha.

82 VISU ARTS A MEASURE OF TIME Jehangir Art Gallery Feb 5th Tuesday - Feb 11th Monday, :00 am to 7:00 pm Gandhji, his Life and Legacy - Celebrating 150 years Auditorium Commemorating the 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Father of the Nation, we present images documenting the impact of his life's work that transcended boundaries. Juxtaposed with original and creative interpretations from artists inspired by Gandhi's legacy. In collaboration with the Sir J.J. School of Art and various historical archives. Views of Bombay Gallery 1, 1.5 Presenting a collection of never seen before images of Bombay, from the mid to late 19th century to early 20th century from the Sarmaya Collection. Here among the disappearing Gallery 2, 3 A contemporary art exhibition with six artists; Dhiman Chatterjee, Harikrishna Katragadda, Meghna Patpatia, Shayonti Salvi, Sucheta Ghadge, Waylon D Souza, weaving personal and imagined narratives of humanity s impact on Earth through drawing, painting, photography, woodcuts, printmaking and sculpture. Feb 4th Monday - Feb 10th Sunday, 2019 Drawing Words Gallery 4 Drawing Words is an exhibition of children s book illustrations commissioned by the British Council and curated by the Waterstones UK Children s Laureate, Lauren Child. The exhibition features ten illustrators from across the UK. Drawing Words exhibition is designed by Etcetera Studio with graphic design by Regular Practice.

83 VISU ARTS Kala Ghoda Memories: Glimpses of the Festival Peace in the City / अमन शहर म Hirji Art Gallery Terrace Gallery Feb 6th Wednesday - Feb 12th Tuesday, 2019 Poetry, Photography and Calligraphy Outside Terrace Gallery A MEASURE OF TIME Photography Exhibition in association with YUVA (Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action) and Photography Promotion Trust (PPT). The theme explores forms and images of peace and love expressed in cities cutting across cultures, identities, caste, communities, religions, diversities. Aamchi Mumbai/ आमच म बई Photography Exhibition by the students of PPT (Photography Promotion Trust). The aim is to create an exchange of dialogue among the people about the changes which have evolved over the course of 20 years and ideas for a better tomorrow. Poetry On Images/ Sudharak Olwe: 20 poets from the city of Mumbai will display their poems in English, Hindi and Marathi on the city of Mumbai along with photographs. The poems will be i Along with this, calligraphers Surendra Rao, Ashutosh Apte and Achyut Palav will be displaying their work over the photographs in the written text. Join Urban Sketchers Mumbai with your sketching material on Sunday 3rd Feb at 10 am at the Amphitheatre, Rampart Row.

84 VISU ARTS A MEASURE OF TIME CHILDREN'S INSTLATIONS AT MUSEUM LAWNS (under 18yrs) SCHOOL TITLE DESCRIPTION Saturday Art Class 20 Inspired weeks by Saturday Art Class From the classrooms of Saturday Art Class, we bring you the artwork from our Big Little Artists who have taken inspiration from 20 artists and art practices from around the world. Sunflower Nursery School My Home is where I live All living creatures find shelter somewhere on this big beautiful planet. Dr. Pillai Global Academy Butterfly Effect Our choices define us. St. Mary s ICSE The Great Indian Wedding Indian Weddings are not found anywhere else on the planet. Here are the quintessential things that make a wedding an Indian wedding! Fazlani L'Academie Globale Homes Homes from around the world. Pujya Kasturba Gandhi English Medium School- Pune Late Anantrao Pawar Memorial English Medium School Acharya Vinobha Bhave School Shindewadi Mumbai Public School D.N Nagar Mumbai Public School Sustainable Development Goals A Tribute To 20 Artists Ghumakkad Educational Safari I feel twenty much because I am Human The UN has 17 Sustainable Development Goals that all member nations are working towards achieving. Our model depicts the work undertaken in India. Art is a creative activity that expresses imaginative or technical skill. Those who do this are called Artists. The exhibit represents 20 places that students want to visit in India. Foundational perspective of a better Education. Our children explore how these 20 emoticons hide our insides.

85 VISU ARTS Saturday Art Class Sunflower Nursery School 20 Inspired weeks by Saturday Art Class My Home is where I live A MEASURE OF TIME From the classrooms of Saturday Art Class, we bring you the artwork from our Big Little Artists who have taken inspiration from 20 artists and art practices from around the world. All living creatures find shelter somewhere on this big beautiful planet. Dr. Pillai Global Academy Butterfly Effect Our choices define us. St. Mary s ICSE The Great Indian Wedding Fazlani L'Academie Globale Homes Homes from around the world. Pujya Kasturba Gandhi English Medium School- Pune Late Anantrao Pawar Memorial English Medium School Acharya Vinobha Bhave School Shindewadi Mumbai Public School D.N Nagar Mumbai Public School Laxmi Nagar Mumbai Public School Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Mumbai Public School Sustainable Development Goals A Tribute To 20 Artists Ghumakkad Educational Safari I feel twenty much because I am Human Connecting Generation Every Heart Has A Story To Tell The UN has 17 Sustainable Development Goals that all member nations are working towards achieving. Our model depicts the work undertaken in India. Art is a creative activity that expresses imaginative or technical skill. Those who do this are called Artists. The exhibit represents 20 places that students want to visit in India. Foundational perspective of a better Education. Our children explore how these 20 emoticons hide our insides. This artwork depicts the evolution of technology over generations, and connects ancient technology to the modern. Every heart has a story to tell - teary eyes, a giggling smile, excited hands, ranging bodies all have something to tell. Walk in my shoes for you to see we all are the same.

86 Saturday Art Class Sunflower Nursery School VISU ARTS 20 Inspired weeks by Saturday Art Class My Home is where I live A MEASURE OF TIME From the classrooms of Saturday Art Class, we bring you the artwork from our Big Little Artists who have taken inspiration from 20 artists and art practices from around the world. All living creatures find shelter somewhere on this big beautiful planet. Dr. Pillai Global Academy Butterfly Effect Our choices define us. St. Mary s ICSE The Great Indian Wedding Fazlani L'Academie Globale Homes Homes from around the world. Pujya Kasturba Gandhi English Medium School- Pune Late Anantrao Pawar Memorial English Medium School Acharya Vinobha Bhave School Shindewadi Mumbai Public School D.N Nagar Mumbai Public School Laxmi Nagar Mumbai Public School Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Mumbai Public School Sustainable Development Goals A Tribute To 20 Artists Ghumakkad Educational Safari I feel twenty much because I am Human Connecting Generation Every Heart Has A Story To Tell The UN has 17 Sustainable Development Goals that all member nations are working towards achieving. Our model depicts the work undertaken in India. Art is a creative activity that expresses imaginative or technical skill. Those who do this are called Artists. The exhibit represents 20 places that students want to visit in India. Foundational perspective of a better Education. Our children explore how these 20 emoticons hide our insides. This artwork depicts the evolution of technology over generations, and connects ancient technology to the modern. Every heart has a story to tell - teary eyes, a giggling smile, excited hands, ranging bodies all have something to tell. Walk in my shoes for you to see we all are the same.

87 VISU ARTS Bombay Scottish School Chatrabhuj Narsee School Jamnabai Narsee International School Rings That Bind - Life is not linear, its full of circles Baatchit - 20 Ways of Communication Change - The Only Constant A MEASURE OF TIME Children tap into their innate capability to use skills and bring alive the power of Shunya to express themselves and their concerns about society at large, while simultaneously showing their empathy towards the physically challenged. 20 ways of communication-a display of humblest form of human interactions filled with excitement, emotions and not emoticons. XX is the Roman number for 20, and this installation titled XX-Change is testimony to the influence and exchange of ideas amongst artists over the years and across continents. Jamnabai Narsee School Myriad Hues of Life It is now time to pause and rethink how to rebond with our environment. If not now...then when? Ascend International School Dr. Pillai Global Academy, Gorai D. Y. Patil International School, Worli Edubridge International School Mount Litera School International Mumbai Mobile Creches (NGO) Day of The Dead Markers The Day of the Dead Markers is a tribute to all the supplies we use to help make the world a brighter and more colourful place to live. 20 Times More Colourful Our choices define us. Beauty times simplicity! Magic Rubric (to stop World issues in the society) Breaking Borders Amazing World Of Music Beauty times simplicity equals spontaneous creativity We are using recycled material to create a giant butterfly which symbolises creativity in simplest form. Creating awareness about issues in society through 20 cubical boxes. How music plays an important role in our lives. Ryan Global School Tribute to Kala Ghoda Highlighting the features of Kala Ghoda

88 VISU ARTS A MEASURE OF TIME Ryan International School CBSE Salaam Bombay Foundation Dhirubhai Ambani International School The Somaiya School MIT Pune's Vishwashanti Gurukul IB World School, Pune. Agastya International Foundation CP Goenka International School, Juhu Save The Girl Child 20 Anek Global Arts Village Mumbai Through Young Eyes Girls should be empowered and given equal opportunities to prosper. Showcasing a myriad of 20 arts and crafts from around the globe. With the support of upcoming generation bringing back the lost charm of Old Majestic Mumbai. 20 Shades Within A few virtues are enough to vanquish all vices. #20 Earth Villa One Home One Earth - home to all. Act against Global Warming. It s Now or Never Creating a puzzle with 20 Box (10 x 10" of each box) Vibgyor High, Borivali Vimshati: Jijivisha A child is multifaceted let him be!! Rims International 20 Times Life Life is infinite. School And Junior College, Mumbai Podar ODAR ORT Int School Wheel Of Time The 20 different wheels of time symbolises the collective need for sustainable development- go back to Mother Earth

89 VISU ARTS A MEASURE OF TIME Singapore International School Campion School Musical Tree Ode To Maa Curators: Tarana Khubchandani and Heeral Akhaury Jehangir Art Gallery curated by Rivka Sadarangani Photography at Jehangir Art Gallery curated by Varsha Karale and Sudharak Olwe Team: Prerna Kewalramani and Jaya Lamba Acknowledgements: Gallery Art and Soul Note: All programs are subject to change.

90 WORKSHOPS ZEST 3RD FEB SUNDAY Being Local while being Global A Literary Journey by Dr. Dnyaneshwar Mulay The Human Relationship Matrix by Anil Thomas Life Lessons by Arundhati Bhattacharya Magic Wand: Styling up Spaces by Riyaz Himany 4TH FEB MONDAY by Surbhi Soni Intentionally Vegan by Vinita Contractor Meditation Rooms: the hottest new perk by Kanika Bawa Portrait in Charcoal by Madhusudan Kumar Original Chen Style T'ai Chi- The Best kept Secret of China by Sandeep Desai Artists' Centre Artists' Centre BNHS Auditorium BNHS Auditorium Artists' Centre Artists' Centre BNHS Auditorium BNHS Auditorium Somaiya Centre 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 4:30 pm pm An interactive talk, filled with Dr. Mulay's varied experiences on his literary journey. How to accept people the way they are and free them of the roles they play. A look into lessons learnt during the journey at SBI, culminating into becoming the first woman chairman of the largest bank in India. A quick peak into what it takes to convert a boring space into a vibrant and inviting room. Create a floral sculpture in relief giving it a 3D impression using marble powder, adhesive and paints. A talk on vegan food, along with a cooking demo and some recipes. Create a serene and sacred place in your home to explore dreams and reboot yourself. Learn the technique of charcoal portraits and its intricacies. An introduction to the ancient health and healing art from China along with a wonderful practice session.

91 5TH FEB TUESDAY Get Published! by Meghna Pant WORKSHOPS Creative Clay by Vijayalaxmi Painting with Scissors by Madhumita Nandi Srivastava Food Workshop Fad diets & the effect they have on our body Expressive Art by Veda Dhaul 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY TEDx and Beyond by Siji Varghese Storytelling Tradition in Phad Paintings of Rajasthan by Natallia Bahushevich Lino Cut Printing by Pritam Deuskar Photography Documentation by Furqan Khan Food Workshop Magical Millets Artists' Centre Artists' Centre BNHS Auditorium BNHS Auditorium Somaiya Centre Artists' Centre Artists' Centre BNHS Auditorium BNHS Auditorium Somaiya Centre 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm ZEST Do you want to become India's next bestselling author? Turn from an aspiring storyteller to a published and successful author. Explore your inner self and turn a lump of clay into various creative forms. Channel your inner artist and create your very own unique masterpiece. Nutrition Consultant Neha Sahaya talks about fad diets like Keto & Intermittent Fasting, what they mean and the pros and cons. Participants will undergo a mindful session using a combination of therapeutic movement, art, sound and clay. An insight into what goes into the making of a great TED talk, being known widely across circles and the impact thereafter. An interactive session of the traditional Phad painting of Rajasthan. Learn the printmaking technique of Lino cut to create your own design. Aesthetic documentation of Landscapes and Monumental ruins through photography. Ruchi Jain from Taru Naturals and Reema Sathe from Happy Roots along with Kumud Dadlani talk about what to do with millets and why they are important today.

92 WORKSHOPS 7TH FEB THURSDAY Your Story - Our Stories Storytelling by Sonie Thakkar Get, Set, Drone by Gaurav Singh Relevance of Khadi by Ravi Kiran & Haresh Shah Drawn to Animate by Chetan Sharma Percussion with Passion-Let It Go by Jainaam Singhi 8TH FEB FRIDAY Mandala Art Rejuvenation by Mayank Agarwal Type Cooking by Tanya George Every Word Counts by Manjri Varde The Ocean in a Drop by Neha Bahuguna Let's Bachata- Dominican Style by Avan Mehta 9TH FEB SATURDAY Drawing Your Words: The Nuts and Bolts of the Picture Book Industry by Yasmeen Ismail Artists' Centre Artists' Centre BNHS Auditorium BNHS Auditorium Somaiya Centre Artists' Centre Artists' Centre BNHS Auditorium BNHS Auditorium Somaiya Centre Artists' Centre 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:30 pm 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:30 pm ZEST Re-frame past experiences, and make a new collective narrative. A demo and DIY session of fun with drones. An interactive talk on Khadi, its history and timelessness. Be a part of this fun filled interactive 2D animation workshop. A soul searching musical journey through percussion. Learn the mystic art of drawing Mandalas with the techniques of making intricate patterns. Learn to use recipes to make lettershapes. Bring a curiosity for type and an appetite for funky shapes. A calligraphy workshop to create absolute beauty with just ink and paper. A Haiku writing workshop Be a part of this fun learning session about the Bachata form of dance. A hands on workshop about starting out, planning, writing and illustrating picture books for the under 5's.

93 WORKSHOPS WORKSHOPS ZEST ZEST Colors to Dye For by Suvarnareha M. Jadhav Artists' Centre 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm Learn to make natural dyes, to dye fabrics and clothes at home using household organic waste. Food Photography by Shiriesh R. Karrale BNHS Auditorium 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm Get tips from a master photographer on the art of making food look even more delicious. Where The Wild Things Are by Sejal Mehta BNHS Auditorium 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Learn to use unique engaging formats to tell travel stories about the outdoors. Catch the Culture through Folk Dances by Dr. Tushar Guha Somaiya Centre 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm An introductory workshop on the folk dance forms in India. 10TH FEB SUNDAY Sense it Paint it - Blindfold Art Workshop by Siddhant Shah Artists' Centre 11:30 am - 1:30 pm A unique experience of creating your own work of art, blindfolded. Rockscapes in Oils Demo by Vinod Sharma BNHS Auditorium 12:00 noon - 2:00 pm An interactive painting session. No pre-registration is required Entry is on a first come, first serve basis Entry for all hands-on workshops will be limited to 25 paricipants only For all photography and related workshops please bring your own Mobile / SLR Camera For all writing workshops please bring your own notebook & pen Curators: Ami Patel and Tripti Ayyar Team: Yash Oberoi, Payal Bania, Vinodini Hasal and Amanpreet Kaur Learning, British Council Mumbai and all our guest conductors. Note: All programs are subject to change.

94 COLLAT EVES KENESETH ELIYAHOO SYNAGOGUE 7TH FEB THURSDAY Dedication of the Restored Synagogue to Mumbai City 8TH FEB FRIDAY 5:30 pm Opening of the newly restored Synagogue along with a film screening and exhibition on the restoration process. Guided Tour 11:00 am Guided tour of the Synagogue highlighting the restoration process. 10TH FEB SUNDAY Guided Tour 11:00 am Guided tour of the Synagogue highlighting the restoration process. * Museum entry ticket applicable CSMVS - THE MUSEUM 3RD - 9TH FEB 2019 Museum on Wheels at Museum Gate No. 4 2ND - 3RD FEB 2019 Nature Nurture* at Key Gallery 4TH FEB MONDAY Living Landscapes 5TH FEB TUESDAY Animated Miniatures* at Key Gallery 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Crazy Calculator* at Key Gallery 11:00 am - 5:00 pm 11:00 am - 4:00 pm 11:00 am - 4:00 pm 11:00 am - 4:00 pm 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Museum on Wheels is a bus with an exhibition that will be part of KGAF 2019! Learn to be nature's best friend by engaging in these fun activities. Create a fabulous collage using different materials found in nature. Make the characters from our miniature paintings come alive using the power of electromagnets. Learn how the ancients did their math homework by creating your own, personal abacus!

95 COLLAT EVES 7TH FEB THURSDAY Messing with Metals* at Key Gallery 8TH FEB FRIDAY Trippy Tiles* at Key Gallery 9TH - 10TH FEB 2019 Funtastic Fossils* at the Natural History Section 10TH FEB SUNDAY Urban Sketchers* around the Museum 2TH - 10TH FEB :00 am - 4:00 pm 11:00 am - 4:00 pm 11:00 am - 4:00 pm 10:15 am - 6:00 pm Try your hand at the Mexican metal art form of Hojalata. Explore the geometric patterns of Islamic architecture to create your own exquisite patterned tiles. Learn about fossil formations, its causes and process. Urban Sketchers, Mumbai invites you to sketch the architecture and artifacts at the museum. Bring your sketching material and have a blast! Daily Tours and Trails* at Key Gallery ARTISANS' 11:00 am Explore the treasures of the Museum with our two daily exciting trails - Art and Technology. 2ND - 10TH FEB 2019 Memory of Red 3 by Smriti Dixit 11:00 am - 7:00 pm This spirited assemblage of fibres, fabrics and found objects are sewn, stitched, and knotted using materials and methods traditionally from women s work. Dixit explores her role as an artist-artisan, working with art and no-art.

96 COLLAT EVES DAG - ABHAS 5TH FEB TUESDAY Indian Modern Masters Movie Screening 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY PLEASE TOUCH ART Blind-fold Tactile Art Experience 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm 8TH FEB FRIDAY You CAN(vas) Paint!! 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm SI BAMBAI 2ND FEB SATURDAY Readings in the Shed- Letter to Father by Asif Ali Beg, Keith Sequeira 3RD FEB SUNDAY Let's Write by Tall Tales Storytelling Farrago by Tantra Theatre Group 4TH FEB MONDAY Log Kya Kahenge? Aapki Kahani Humari Zubaani by Mumbai Playbackers A combined screening of short films of artists like Avinash Chandra, Raza, Krishen Khanna and others from DAG's archival collection. Has any art gallery asked you to Touch artworks to Experience them?! Event accessible for visitors with visual impairments. A canvas painting workshop drawing inspiration from modern masters like Raza, Tyeb Mehta and others. 7:00 pm Kafka wrote many letters in his life - to his girlfriends, friends, and one for his father. This letter was undelivered and unread. What was in this letter? 12:00 noon An introduction to writing stories with the right tools. 7:00 pm Farrago consists of an enactment of four short stories written by Dr. Shashi Tharoor in his teens, and later published as a collection. 7:00 pm This statement, Log kya Kahenge? has impacted each of us in different ways. Share your story, hear others' and watch it come alive on stage.

97 COLLAT EVES 5TH FEB TUESDAY Fistful of Rupees by Shiv Tandan 6TH FEB WEDNESDAY Storytelling Workshop for Healing and Therapy by Tall Tales Storytelling & Alisha Parekh 7TH FEB THURSDAY Sringara - The Essence of Mohiniattam by Dr. Geeta Radhakrishnan Menon with Shruti Verman & Manjula Manoj 8TH FEB FRIDAY Thy Name is Woman by Nandini Krishna 9TH FEB SATURDAY Surpanakha - Stand Up Kathak by Ashavari Majumdar 7:00 pm Raghav lands in Mumbai without a plan and it's quite a shock! Everything feels louder, brighter, impossible to ignore. 6:00 pm A workshop designed to dive deep into your life and understand it as a story, where you are the protagonist. Sharing your story can create catharsis, the relief you ve been looking for. 6:00 pm Live lecture accompanied by a demonstration of the dance. 6:00 pm Celebrating the different shades of womanhood through select compositions in Hindi, Sanskrit, and English. 7:30 pm Surpanakha is a contemporary dance work based on Kathak in a stand-up format accompanied by live tabla and guitar. MAX MUELL BHAVAN Sujata at The Library Devdas: A Discussion at The Library Devdas (1955) at The Library *registration required, alisha@theinheritageproject.in 2nd Feb 3:00 pm This 1960 movie revolves around the caste system that is prevalent in India even to this day. Director: Bimal Roy. 2nd Feb 6:00 pm A conversation, moderated by Nasreen Munni Kabir, between Rashna Imhasly and Joy Roy. 2nd Feb 6:45 pm This film stresses on the social customs that prevailed in Bengal in the early 1900s. Director: Bimal Roy

98 COLLAT EVES Light Workshop* by Rainer Kehres First Steps with Augmented Reality* by Yasha Jain 2nd Feb 3rd Feb 4:00 pm 4:00 pm An interactive light sculpture composed of different lamps built at workshops during the festival. (Age: 10+ yrs, also open to adults). Participants to bring household materials like cloth, plastic spoons or cups, straws etc. 2nd Feb 7:00 pm Participants will learn the basic steps necessary to build their own augmented reality software. Please bring your own laptop. (Age: 12+ yrs, also open to adults). Artist talk: TimeBlur 4th Feb 6:00 pm The artists at Timeblur Studio, a creative studio at the intersection of data, art and technology will present 'Stambh', a Sculpture translated from the Kinetics of Yoga. Digital Embroidery* by Clemens Wallrath and Felix Held All Creatures Welcome German+English movie with English subtitles 5th Feb 7th Feb 10th Feb 6:00 pm 6:00 pm 8:00 pm Create your own patterns with codes, maths and logic, and embroider them on your favorite Tshirt. Bring your own laptop (Age: 12+ yrs, also open to adults). 6th Feb 6:00 pm All Creatures Welcome sketches a utopian image of society in the digital era. Director: Sandra Trostel Artist talk with Vladan Joler 8th Feb 6:00 pm The lecture Forensics of Exploitation: Anatomy of an AI System by Prof. Vladan Joler from Novi Sad University covers the invisible matrix of human labour, energy consumption and resource extraction that is hidden behind digital networks and Artificial Intelligence. Algorave workshop with Dhanya Philo and Algorave India* 9th Feb 9th Feb 4:00 pm 8:00 pm Learn how to create sounds, rhythms and music with code. Participants to bring a laptop with up-to-date Browser (Chrome, Firefox), empty thumb drive. Up to 45 persons (Age: 12+ yrs, also open to adults). Note: All programs subject to change. Entry on a first come first serve basis.

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100 41 COLLAT EVES KEY: National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) 2. Elphinstone College 3. David Sassoon Library () 4. Army Navy Building Westside Art Entrance Art Gallery 5. Esplanade Mansion 6. Parking Lot 7. Jehangir Art Gallery 8. Rampart Galleries 9. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) 10. Museum s 11. Visitor s Center 12. Coomarswamy Hall 13. Seminar room 14. Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) 15. Max Mueller Bhavan 16. Help Desk 17. Starting Point Heritage Bus 18. Rhythm House 19. Boston Butt Chetana Copper Chimney Irish House 20. Ador House Artists Center 21. St. Andrews Church 22. Cama Hall 23. Delhi Art Gallery Wisk 24. Artisans 25. Knesset Eliyahoo Synagogue 26. Kala Ghoda Association (KGA) Urban Design Research Institute(UDRI) 27. Bombay Stock Exchange 28. Kitab Khana Somaiya Centre for Lifelong Learning 29. Flora Fountain 30. Cross Maidan 31. High Court 32. Rajabai Clock Tower 33. Oval Maidan 34. Horniman Circle s 35. Asiatic Library 36. Old Custom House 37. Lion Gate 38. Regal Circle 39. Tarq 40. Gallery Beyond 41. M.C. Ghia 42. Oricon House 43. Si Bambai Visual Arts Literature Children Theater Cinema Heritage Walks Workshops Dance Street Music Food Urban Design and Architecture