Dear Lamakaanians,
This week at Lamakaan
brings together cinema, poetry, discussion, theatre, and creative exploration offering
something for every kind of curious mind. Step in, slow down, and be part of
conversations and experiences that matter.
WHISPERS OF ANALOG –
Documentary Screening
May 12 | 7:00 PM |
Tuesday
A nostalgic journey into a time when sound had soul, Whispers of Analog
traces the story of the last surviving radio shop. A quiet, evocative film
about memory, technology, and disappearing worlds.
Buzm-e-Sukhan: Ek Shaam
Allama Iqbal Ke Naam
May 13 | 6:30 PM |
Wednesday
An evening dedicated to the life and legacy of Allama Iqbal, featuring
reflections, poetry, and music. With Prof. Syed Mahmood Kazmi and Zaheer Baig,
this gathering explores the enduring relevance of Urdu literary traditions.
Remembering Max Ophüls –
Film Screening & Discussion
May 13 | 7:30 PM |
Wednesday
This week’s screening: Letter from an Unknown Woman (1948).
A haunting tale of love, memory, and missed chances unfolds through a woman’s
lifelong devotion. Part of our special series celebrating the cinematic
brilliance of Max Ophüls.
Maruvam: Poetry Recitation Event
May 14 | 7:30 PM |
Thursday
“Raatrulu Modalyye Vela…” an evening
with Telugu poet Siddhartha.
Experience deeply layered, symbolic poetry that traverses rural Telangana,
urban life, and existential questions of being.
Bhumi Volunteer
Orientation
May 16 | 11:00 AM |
Saturday
Explore meaningful volunteering opportunities across education, civic
engagement, and community development with one of India’s largest youth-driven
movements.
The Creative Reset –
Workshop
May 16 | 2:00 PM |
Saturday
Entry: ₹99 | Duration: 90 mins | Limited Seats: 35 participants
A unique cultural experience blending cymatics, mandala art, and meditative
colour practices. Explore the intersection of sound, form, and creativity in
this immersive session. Prior registration recommended due to limited
capacity.
Dalit Christians: Faith
& Fight – Discussion
May 16 | 5:00 PM |
Saturday
A powerful conversation on caste, faith, and constitutional justice. Featuring
speakers from art, academia, activism, and community work, this discussion
foregrounds lived realities and ongoing struggles for equality.
The Bookworm’s Haven –
Children’s Workshop
May 17 | 10:30 AM |
Sunday
Limited Seats: 15–20 participants
A calm, interactive reading space for children (8–13 years), encouraging
reading habits through storytelling, vocabulary-building, and creative
activities. Small group format to ensure personal attention.
Poojaku Velaayera –
Telugu Play
May 17 | 7:00 PM | Sunday
A heartwarming comedy that blends humor with social insight, reminding us that
true devotion lies in compassion and human connection.
Cool off with our refreshing, healthy summer drinks ,buttermilk, lassi, and
nimbu paani available at Lamakaan. Perfect companions for an evening of ideas and conversation.
✨ Most events are free and open to all (unless
specified). Come by, bring a friend, and be part of the conversation.