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Turkish Morning AGAS Peecha Karti Dear Member, (Hindi/145mins with 10mins interval) Parchhaiyan While you soak in the reluctant winter sun anticipating the enticing Adaptation & Dialogue by Ila Arun Delhi spring, we have a series of exhilarating evenings coming In Collaboration with the Dir. K.K Raina along to keep you enthused. Federation of Film Societies of India Cast: Ila Arun, KK Raina, Rahul Bagga, Donna Presents Reflecting the institution's mandate, The IHC Annual Lecture Munshi, Rajeev Pandey/Gaurav Amlani Serbian Film Festival 2017 by Sonam Wangchuk, education reformer, engineer and 19 February, 2017 | 4pm & 7:30pm Ismat’s 5 Feb 7:00pm | Ice (Serbian & Eng-subtitled/118mins/2012) innovator, is titled Innovation to Heal Nature & Humanity, scheduled Stein Auditorium, Habitat World, IHC Dir. Jelena Bajic Jocic The story focuses on the lives of Love Stories for 24 February at 7pm. His extraordinary work has inspired many archetypal characters & represents the demise and An adaptation of Ibsen’s play "Ghosts", the action takes place in Cooch- (Eng/100mins) and has also won international recognition. Another initiative that disappearance of hamlets in Šumadija, the most beautiful Behar, home to Rajput families from Nepal and Rajasthan, many of celebrates path-breaking innovation is the documentary The region of central Serbia them still living on their past feudal glories, clinging on to sterile Uncommon Sense: The Life and Architecture of Laurie Baker on 7 Feb 7:00pm | Trolling (Serbian & Eng-subtitled/90mins/2013) lifestyles. The play deals with the suppression of women voices by 4 Feb, whose cost-effective, energy-efficient architectural designs Dir. Kota Djordjevic The film follows three young characters traditional societies peopled by the ghosts of their parampara. marked a departure from standard practices in the field. of different social standing, possessed by love for the wrong person. Their paths intersect & in the fanatical pursuit of the object of their obsession, all three end up in a suspicious night The bimonthly IHC-ICRIER Conversations on Urbanization club in one last attempt to fulfill their dreams. lecture will be delivered by Hon'ble Mr. Justice Swatanter Kumar, 8 Feb 7:00pm | Death of a Man in the Balkans (Serbian & Eng- Chairperson of the National Green Tribunal, on the 27th. 12 Feb | 7:30pm subtitled/80mins/2012) Dir. Miroslav Momosilovic An introverted loner who composes music for a living commits Stein Auditorium, Habitat World, IHC The Valentine's Day special evenings include a fascinating music suicide in a Belgrade apartment in front of his web camera. recital by the Genesis Choir Delhi, conducted by Aching Shaiza. Close relatives and Individuals from different walks of life Writ. Anuradha Marwah gather around and time passes, until they discover that a The choir is presenting a repertoire of classical, jazz, musical Dir. Sanjay Kumar th webcam had been filming them throughout . Cast: Shilpi, Diksha, Sanyukta, Priya, theatre, rock and pop on 13 , followed by Franco Zaffirelli's th 9 Feb 7:00pm | Redemption Street (Serbian & Eng-subtitled/91mins Sameer, Vineet, Lourdes, Parash, Menaka and Indrajit poignant adaptation of Romeo and Juliet on the 14 . /2012) Dir. Miroslav Terzic Dušan Ilic employed at the Pandies’ theatre presents the Urdu writer, Ismat Chughtai. The play is about her Serbian state prosecutor's office, gets a top secret case to “crooked” characters, her mercurial friendship with Saadat Hasan Manto and The IHC Morning Ragas on 19 Feb is presenting Hindustani investigate a war crime committed during Yogoslav wars and Classical musician Ulhas Kashalkar, an exceptional vocalist locates Micun who's the only surviving witness. how she turned out to be a “total woman after all”. The play was finalist for the Hindu Playwright Award 2016. Followed by Q&A with the entire unit. bearing the imprints of three Gharanas. And the Habitat Concert 10 Feb 7:00pm | Love Comes After (Serbian & Eng-subtitled/77mins /2013) Dir. Hadzi-Aleksandar Djurovic In this romantic Series presents Upari (Beyond) by the acclaimed Bharatanatyam Tickets at Rs.500, Rs.350, Rs.200 available at the Programmes Desk, Habitat tragedy spanning a night, three stories are interwoven in Tickets at Rs.500, Rs.350, Rs.250 available at the dancer Rajashree Warrier on 6th. World, IHC. which the characters try to negotiate unresolved relationships Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC. from the past. To book online, log onto www.habitatworld.com To book online, log onto www.habitatworld.com The theatre selection features two remarkable modern retellings An Old World Culture presentation 12 Feb 7:00pm | Withering (Serbian & Eng-subtitled/108mins /2013) An Old World Culture presentation featuring Anuradha Marawah's Ismat's Love Stories, which was Dir. Milos Pusic The story follows Janko, who returns to his finalist for the Hindu Playwright Award 2016, and Ila Arun's nearly-deserted, remote mountain village after years of Hindi adaptation of Ibsen's Ghosts. The NTLive Broadcast of No troubled life in Belgrade, with the intention of selling the land B I T Man's Land, and the Atelier Act Campus Theatre Festival opening at he owns and moving to Switzerland. A A T H l l Habitat with two campus productions enrich the theatre panel. C 13 Feb 7:00pm | The Healing (Serbian & Eng-subtitled/90mins /2014) NTLive-A Broadcast A I E India Habitat Centre & SPIC MACAY N D T N I Dir. Ivan Jovic An Orthodox monk is grappling with the R E Experience the best of British theatre l th aftereffects of war in his homeland. The monk finds his way to IHC Art Walk in February will halt at the India Art Fair on the 5 . present a secluded hermitage in the wilderness, where he encounters a at Habitat! And the IHC Heritage Walk on 26th will re-imagine the Jama life-changing experience. Masjid with Historian and Delhi aficionado Beeba Sobti. Please Other Films contact the Programmes desk for details and registration. 28 Feb 7:00pm | FILM CLUB SCREENING | Kuttrame Thandanai National Theatre's groundbreaking project to broadcast the best of British IHCMorning (Tamil/93mins/2016) Dir. M.Manikandan The film follows a AGAS theatre from the London stage to cinemas around the world. One summer's The Old World Collegiate Theatre Festival is back from 24 Feb-5 man with tunnel vision, who is slowly going blind and cannot afford the surgery to fix his eyes. When he witnesses a young evening, two ageing writers, Hirst and Spooner, meet in a Hampstead pub and March. The festival will feature productions, shortlisted after a woman's murder, the suspects offer him large sums of money continue their drinking into the night at Hirst's stately house nearby. The lively Hindustani Vocal Recital detailed auditioning process and brings you an eye-opening to remain quiet and he inadvertently gets stuck in between two conversation soon turns into a revealing power game, further complicated by by Ulhas Kashalkar glimpse into the amazing talent from the campus theatre societies parties. Non-film club members are requested to contact the of the city. Programmes desk for enrollment Collab. The Indian Express the return home of two sinister younger men. 19 Feb | 10:30am We look forward to your engagement and feedback. www.habitatfilmclub.com Amphitheatre, IHC *screenings open to Habitat Film Club members only. The Programmes Team Please contact the programmes department for enrolling in the club. Entry Free! OLD WORLD COLLEGIATE THEATRE FESTIVAL The winners of the lucky draw of 'Comment Cards' at all member outlets in December 2016 from 24th February Directed By Sean Mathias Congratulations till 5th March, 2017 18 Feb | 7:00pm On Winning A Complimentary Meal* Stein Auditorium, Restaurant 1st Fortnight 2nd Fortnight Habitat World, IHC Delhi 'O' Delhi Ms. TARA HASNAIN (A-4111/s) Mr. KRISHAN KHANNA (A-6424) UPCOMING Oriental Octopus Mr. PARTHA SARKAR (A-1160) Ms. MRINALINI SINGH (N-0190/s) EVENT! Tickets at Rs.500, Rs.350 & Rs.250 available at the The Deck Ms. HEMA AGGARWAL(A-2173) Mr. AVTAR MOHAN BAHAL (A-0891) Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC.? Past Times Dr. SHILPA GARG (A-8408) Mr. NAVEEN GUPTA (A-4444) To book online, log onto www.habitatworld.com For the final playlist to be announced shortly, The next time you visit any of our restaurants, don’t forget to fill in the please check: www.oldworldculture.com | www.habitatworld.com An Old World Culture presentation Comment Card. You might just win a complimentary meal for two! PROGRAMME CALENDAR February 2017 Music Concert Love & Relationships Turkish in the Time of Demonetization (90mins) DAKSHIN 13 Feb at 7:30pm | Stein Auditorium, Habitat World, IHC Featuring: A Delightful Evening of Music & Featuring: Loads of Good Advice by the Genesis Choir Delhi Prawn 65 Karides, Portakal, Enginar, Kuskus Ve Marul Salatasi A selection of songs from across ages and genres—classical, jazz, Ghee Roast Idli musical theatre, rock and pop. Music that promotes love, peace and Firinda Kuzu Meen Moilee harmony in these troubled times. The choir consists of 20 members, Balik Sis performing as soloists as well as in ensembles, and accompanied on Patchakari Stew the piano. Conducted by Aching Shaiza. For 16yrs and above. Ispanak, Beyaz Peynir, Biber Turkish Pizza Andhra Kodi Biryani Sebze Manti, Yoghurt Sasu and more... Tickets at Rs.500, Rs.350, Rs.250 available at the Appam and more... Programmes Desk, Habitat World, IHC. To book online, log onto www.habitatworld.com Lunch: 12:30pm to 3:00pm | Dinner: 7:30pm to Midnight Lunch: 12:00pm to 3:00pm | Dinner: 7:00pm to Midnight An Old World Culture presentation Table reservations, call +91 11 43663302, 43663304 Table reservations, call +91 11 4366 3318 Atelier ACT Festival Season 10 Campus Theatre Festival curated by Kuljeet Singh 26 February The Stein Auditorium, Habitat World, IHC 4:00pm There Stands Another (Hindi/50mins) by Ibtida, Hindu College Dir.
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