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I'm going to watch Kumar Sanu Live on 9th May
Join me to watch him perform live. Kumar Sanu has been my childhood. All my favourite 90s song were made for SRK. And Kumar Sanu has been his voice for them all. I have a platinum seating ticket for myself. If you are planning to join me then get one ticket for yourself and we'll be able to sit together. Trust me it's gonna be amazing. Having already went to a lot of concerts in Phoenix Marketcity Mall I can vouch for you that it's gonna be worth every single penny in that place. I already watched Shaan, Adnan Sami, & Piyush Mishra perform live in the same mall and it was so freaking good.
Asking for a Friend by Shashi Dhiman.
Asking for a Friend by Shashi Dhiman is a live Dating panel show where YOU bring your friend to the stage and get to be the woman or wing woman. You pitch your buddy as the next great catch. Whether they’re a hidden gem or a full-time menace, our comedian panel is ready to roast, rate, and maybe… find them a date!
Tumhare baare me - I'm going to this live theatre show on 5th April
This is a play written by Manav Kaul and honestly, if you know his work, that alone is reason enough to watch it. Having seen his self-written one-man show Trasadi, I’ve experienced how beautifully he captures the quiet, everyday emotions of relationships. And then there’s Tahera, who previously directed the live adaptation of The Kite Runner that I watched last month. She’s directing this one too. Here’s the thing about theatre (or even films): you can have a powerful story and brilliant actors, but without a director who knows how to bring it all together and draw out the best, it falls flat. So come watch Tumhare Baare Mein with me, a Hindi play set in a cafe, exploring the lives of three couples and what love looks like in today’s world of social media.
Tumhare baare me - I'm going to this live theatre show on 5th April
This is a play written by Manav Kaul and honestly, if you know his work, that alone is reason enough to watch it. Having seen his self-written one-man show Trasadi, I’ve experienced how beautifully he captures the quiet, everyday emotions of relationships. And then there’s Tahera, who previously directed the live adaptation of The Kite Runner that I watched last month. She’s directing this one too. Here’s the thing about theatre (or even films): you can have a powerful story and brilliant actors, but without a director who knows how to bring it all together and draw out the best, it falls flat. So come watch Tumhare Baare Mein with me, a Hindi play set in a cafe, exploring the lives of three couples and what love looks like in today’s world of social media.
Anyone wanna join me to watch Shaan live this 4th April?
Who else likes those ever present dimples and smile of Shaan? Come lets watch him up close 😜 I’ve got one Platinum seating ticket for the concert and would really love some company of a fellow woman. The seats aren’t assigned, so you can book your own ticket and we can still sit together. Shaan has been such a big part of my childhood, and I genuinely can’t wait to hear him live. I've attended 2 concerts in this venue (Adnan Sami & Piyush Mishra) and honestly the front row seating would be fun. Go grab your tickets before it gets expensive 🫰🏻
THE STORY OF AMRITA SHER GILL>>
Come be a part of BLT`s latest theatre play based on the life of India`s most celebrated painter, one of the 9 gems in Indian painting recognised by the Government of India. This is a Mega Theatre production.
Swati Sachdeva Live (India Tour)
This show is a bit like life right now — funny, messy & a little too real. The hour is 50% new and 50% bits are from ‘Generation Why’, her last solo.
Midweek jam
I am attending a jamming session tomorrow at Lazy turtle, Koramangala. Anybody want to join?
I'm planning to re-watch Manav Kaul's Trasadi on 7th March
I've already watched this show in June 2025. And it was very cathartic for me then. I was going through some tough time then and this helped me process my grief. If you are interested in watching this, please come along with me. The show is about a mother's loss for Manav Kaul's character. It's about how he deals with it, how it changed him and how much it affected his perception of his childhood. It's a show about nostalgia, mother's love and grief. But it's not a sad show throughout. It's a show where you might cry and then smile through it. And it's also a show where you'll smile and then end up crying. Trigger warning : His mom's death
The Kite Runner - Based on Khalid Hosseini's book of the same name
Note : The venue is Medai The Stage in Richmond Town, right near The Good Shepherd Auditorium. I couldn't find the exact location on Google Maps because it's new. You can put these exact co-ordinates in Google Maps to find it 👇🏻 ***-***-****,***-***-**** So The Kite Runner is based on the book of the same name by Khalid Hosseini. It's an about the friendship between a wealthy boy and his father's servant's son. It's set in Afghanistan during the tough times there. I've got my tickets. And you need to buy yours. The seats are allocated on first come first serve basis so we can sit together and have food afterwards. The place is 10 mins walk from MG road metro station 🚉
