Event Collections

Najoomi is an Urdu word meaning something immense or great, it also means ‘astronomer’. Najoomi is a story about a man in his late 20’s who is trapped inside his own thoughts which makes him turn into a person of his own decision, it surrounds all of the events he goes through in his daily life. The play is set in Allahabad (now Prayagraj) during the 1980’s when the rapidly growing industry of Bollywood and unemployment had a large influence on the youth. Popular songs such as ‘Jhoom Jhoom Jhoom Baba’ and ‘Log Kehte Hai Main Sharabi Hoon’ can be used as examples to draw a frame of time. The background of the play is stereotypically UPite and themes such as poetry, memory, unemployment and innocence, with a touch of absurdity in the storyline is its core foundation.Read More

Our hero Rahul meets a girl at Virar railway station. The girl is none other than his high school crush Tina. Rahul never had courage to share his feelings with Tina when he had all the opportunities in school. Tonight he has 4 hours (thanks to the train delay) and Tina has a boyfriend. Those four hours are full of funny incidents, heartfelt moments, and innocent humour.Read More

The story "Mahanagar ke Jugnu" is not about love, but it is about love. It's not a tragedy, but sometimes it feels like one. There isn't much of a story, but it is everyone's story.Read More

India’s most popular mentalist, Suhani Shah, is back with her new show - KAHAANI.Read More

After 2 years of the pandemic, writer`s block, and general laziness Varun Thakur is back on the road with his hour-long special, Space Cadet. With a high-energy mix of hilarious anecdotes, acts outs, and observational comedy this is a show you don’t wanna miss. P.S - the show has nothing to do with Space.Read More

Hoemonal - A stand up show where sumukhi justifies the spelling of her show’s name and how she is not calling Monal a Hoe.Read More

Rani Khanum is one of the most sensitive and astute interpreters of Lucknow Gharana of Kathak today and she has been performing professionally for the past thirty years. She brings to her dance a rare sense of devotion and dedication, which leaves the audience with a sense of spiritual fulfilment.Read More

Swartaal 2022 will host a performance by Pandit Venkatesh Kumar, a Padma Shri awardee (2016) and recipient of the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award (2012). He has also been awarded the Karnataka Rajyotsava Award (1999), Karnataka Sangeet Natya Academy Award (2007) , Vatsala Bhimsen Joshi Award (2008) and the Krishna Hangal Award (2009)Read More

Sri Idagunji Mahaganapti Yakshagana Mandali, Keremane presents Seeta Apaharana.Read More

Swartaal, Jagriti’s annual festival of classical music & dance is a celebration of the classical performance arts and the rich tradition of music, dance & theatre that has been honed over centuries in India.Read More