The IIC Experience
A Festival of the Arts - 9 to 15 October 2014
PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
Hindustani Vocal Recital
By Meelu Verma from Delhi, disciple of Guru Savita Devi, Pt. Mohinder Sarin, Pt. Ram Narayan Mani Tripathi and Smt. Nargis Warsi
Accompanists: Ustad Kamal Ahmed (sarangi); Ustad Badloo Khan (harmonium); and Ustad Akhtar Khan (tabla)
At 19:00
Sitar Recital
By Dhruv Bedi from Delhi, disciple of Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee
Accompanied by Saptak Sharma on the tabla
Kindly please make a note
- Physical programmes will be held as per the Covid -19 guidelines with 50% seating capacity in the C.D.Deshmukh Auditorium.
- Wearing of face masks is mandatory and will be strictly enforced. Entry will not be permitted to anyone not wearing a mask
- Audiences are requested to arrive at the venues, at least 30 minutes prior to the programmes in order to facilitate the screening process at the Door
- There will be separate doors earmarked for Entry and Exit
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PHYSICALPROGRAMME
Dara Shikoh ki Qabar ki khoj (The discovery of Dara Shikoh’s Grave)
Illustrated lecture by Sanjeev Kumar Singh, Assistant Engineer, South Delhi Municipal Corporation
Chair: Prof. Aleem Ashraf Khan, Head of Department, Dept. of Persian Studies, University of Delhi
The lecture will be delivered in Hindi
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- Physical programmes will be held as per the Covid -19 guidelines with 50% seating capacity in the Confrence Room-1.
- Wearing of face masks is mandatory and will be strictly enforced. Entry will not be permitted to anyone not wearing a mask
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PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
Accelerating India: 7 Years of Modi Government
Edited by K.J. Alphons (Oakbridge Publishing, 2021)
Discussants: Dr. Rajiv Kumar, Vice-Chairman, Niti Aayog; Shri V. Srinivas, Special Secretary to Government of India and Director General, National Centre for Good Governance; Shri Sandeep Unnithan, Managing Editor, India Today; and Shri K.J. Alphons, Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha), former Tourism Minister and author of the book
Moderator: Ms Pallavi Ghosh, Senior Editor, CNN-IBN
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- Physical programmes will be held as per the Covid -19 guidelines with 50% seating capacity in the Multipurpose Hall.
- Wearing of face masks is mandatory and will be strictly enforced. Entry will not be permitted to anyone not wearing a mask
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PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
(60 min; 2019; dvd; Hindi/English)
Director: Nirmal Chander
Producer: Public Service Broadcasting Trust
Recipient of the award for Best Indian Feature, All Living Things Environmental Film Festival 2019; Best Documentary Award, International Documentary and Short Film Festival, Kerala 2019; and Official Indian entry to the Oscar Awards 2019
For over five decades, 83 year old Vidyadutt Sharma has nurtured Moti Bagh, his 5 acre farm in a small Himalayan village. Around him are 7000 ghost villages – a chilling testimony to large scale migration by locals in search of employment. Chronicling the changing landscape in verses of resistance, Vidyadutt Sharma and Ram Singh, his Nepali farmhand, plough the fields and keep themselves alive, hoping to return Moti Bagh to its old glory
(Collaboration: Public Service Broadcasting Trust)
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- Physical programmes will be held as per the Covid -19 guidelines with 50% seating capacity in the C.D. Deshmukh Auditorium.
- Wearing of face masks is mandatory and will be strictly enforced. Entry will not be permitted to anyone not wearing a mask
- Audiences are requested to arrive at the venues, at least 30 minutes prior to the programmes in order to facilitate the screening process at the Door
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PHYSICAL PROGRAMME
(53 min; 2019; dvd; Tamil/English)
Director: Pankaj Rishi Kumar
Producer: Public Service Broadcasting Trust
Multiple award winner and India’s Official Entry to the Oscar Awards, recipient of the Best Long Documentary Award, International Documentary and Short Film Festival, Kerala 2019; Satyajit Ray Golden Award for Best Documentary, and Mrinal Sen Golden Award for Best Direction in Documentary, South Asia Film Festival; Human Rights Prize, Fine Arts Film Festival, USA; among others
Janani's Juliet follows the journey of Pondicherry-based theatre group, Indianostrum, as they navigate through caste and class obstacles, and understand how these impact women’s freedom and love. They adapt Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to their story and what emerges is a critical reflection and commentary on the contemporary world, where love struggles to survive
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- Physical programmes will be held as per the Covid -19 guidelines with 50% seating capacity in the C.D. Deshmukh Auditorium.
- Wearing of face masks is mandatory and will be strictly enforced. Entry will not be permitted to anyone not wearing a mask
- Audiences are requested to arrive at the venues, at least 30 minutes prior to the programmes in order to facilitate the screening process at the Door
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HYBRID PROGRAMME
The Dream of Revolution: A Biography of Jayaprakash Narayan
By Bimal Prasad and Sujata Prasad (Vintage Books, New Delhi: August 2021)
Discussants: Prof. Rajmohan Gandhi, historian, biographer and Research Professor, Center for South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA; Shri Ajit Jha, Research Editor, The Outlook magazine ; Shri Om Thanvi, Hindi writer, editor and critic and Founding Vice-Chancellor, Haridev Joshi University of Journalism and Mass Communication, Jaipur; Shri Raghu Rai, well-known photographer;
Ms Narayani Basu, historian and foreign policy analyst; and Ms Sujata Prasad, co-author of the book
Moderator: Shri Suhas Borker , Editor, Citizens First TV (CFTV)
(110 min; 1939; b/w; English)
Director: Ernst Lubitsch
With Greta Garbo, Melvyn Douglas, Ina Claire
Recipient of the Audience Award and Golden Train Award for Best Screenplay, Faro Island Film Festival 1939; NBR Award for Top Ten Films and Best Acting, National Board of Review, USA 1939; and Winner of the National Film Registry, National Film Preservation Board, USA 1990. A stern Russian woman sent to Paris on official business finds herself attracted to a man who represents everything she is supposed to detest.The film is known for being one of the first American films which, under the cover of a satirical, light romance, depicted the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin as being rigid and grey, in this instance comparing it with the free and sunny Parisian society of pre-war years through a delightful affair, full of sparkling wit and wisecracks that blends pratfalls and a sophisticated comedy of manners.
The film can be accessed on either of the two links listed below:
https://archive.org/details/ninotchka-1939-3e-3-msf-6-islk
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px_302VVxKQ
Stealing van Gogh | ( Click here to watch ) | (59 min; 2018; English)
Director: Julian Hendy
Art historian Andrew Graham-Dixon uncovers the truth behind the greatest art heist of the 21st century. In December 2002, two priceless paintings were stolen from the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam in a brutal and audacious robbery.
A brilliant and fascinating look at how stolen art is used as a black-market currency – canvas banknotes, basically – and how it can be used as a crook’s ultimate bargaining chip to reduce a sentence.
