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FOOD FESTIVAL: CELEBRATING THE WOMEN CHEF

Begum-e-Dilli: The Flavours of Old Delhi

Curated by: Gunjan Goela

Venue: Rose Garden

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FOOD FESTIVAL: CELEBRATING THE WOMEN CHEFS

Sunday Brunch: Flavours of Gujarat

Curated by: The members of SEWA, Gujarat

Venue: Rose Garden

(Collaboration: SEWA, Gujarat)

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FOOD FESTIVAL: CELEBRATING THE WOMEN CHEFS

Ruposhi Banglaj: A Bengali Culinary Tapestry

Curated by: Samita Haldar

Venue: Rose Garden

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FOOD FESTIVAL: CELEBRATING WOMEN CHEFS

Spice Route: Coastal Food from Andhra

Curated by: Rekha Rigo

Venue: Rose Garden

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FILM FESTIVAL: WOMEN AT THE CENTRE

11:00 AM Rear Window (UK) 

(111 min; 1954; English)

Director: Alfred Hitchcock

Nominated for 4 Academy Awards. Ranked among AFI’s 100 Greatest American Films.

2:00 PM Tár (US)

(2022; 158 min; 2022; English)

Director: Todd Field

Nominated for 6 Academy Awards including Best Picture and Best Actress (Cate Blanchett). Won Golden Globe for Best Actress.

8:30 PM An Officer and a Gentleman (US) 

(124 min; 1982; English))

Director: Taylor Hackford

Recipient of 2 Academy Awards including Best Supporting Actor (Louis Gossett Jr.) and Best Original Song (‘Up Where We Belong’).

FILM FESTIVAL: WOMEN AT THE CENTRE

10:00 AM Arth (India)

(138 mins; Hindi; 1982)

Director: Mahesh Bhatt

1:00 PM All About Eve (US) 

(1950; 138 min; English)

Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz

Recipient of 6 Academy Awards including Best Picture.

4:00 PM Erin Brockovich (US) 

(2000; 130 min; English)

Director: Steven Soderbergh

Recipient of Academy Award for Best Actress (Julia Roberts)

8:30 PM Rudali

(128 mins;1993; Hindi)

Director: Kalpana Lajmi

 

FILM FESTIVAL: WOMEN AT THE CENTRE

12:30 PM Mary Poppins (US) 

(1964; 139 min; English)

Director: Robert Stevenson

Recipient of 5 Academy Awards including Best Actress (Julie Andrews).

3:00 PM The Nun’s Story (US) 

(1959; 152 min; English)

Director: Fred Zinnemann

Nominated for 8 Academy Awards including Best Actress (Audrey Hepburn).

8:30 PM Meghe Dhaka Tara

Director: Ritwik Ghatak

A tribute on his 100th birth anniversary

 

 

 

THE IIC EXPERIENCE: A FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS – 10TH TO 14TH OCTOBER 2025

Working for an Equal World
Panel Discussion by leading women from Northeast

Panelists: Ms Patricia Mukhim, social activist, writer, journalist and Editor of The Shillong Times; Prof Rakhee Kalita Moral, Professor and Head Department of English and Chair, Centre for Women’s Studies Cotton University; Dr Stuti Goswami, Associate Professor, Department of English, The Assam Royal Global University, Guwahati; and Dr Purnima Burman, Indian wildlife biologist
Moderator: Sanjoy Hazarika, writer, journalist and human rights activist

Chair: Rami Chhabra, veteran Media person, author and social activist
 

THE IIC EXPERIENCE: A FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS – 10TH TO 14TH OCTOBER 2025

Panel Discussion
Role of Women in Politics in India- Then and Now
 

Panel Discussion with Aparajita Sarangi; Bansuri Swaraj, Atishi Marlena, Sudha Ramakrishnan, and Iqra Hasan

Chair: Sonia Singh, former Editorial Director, Anchor, NDTV Group
 

THE IIC EXPERIENCE: A FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS – 10TH TO 14TH OCTOBER 2025

Women, Work, Resilience and Peace
SEWA’s role in Empowerment of Women in India’s informal economy 
 

Keynote Speaker: Reema Nanavaty, Director SEWA

Chair: Dr Bina Agarwal, Professor of Development Economics and Environment, Global Development Institute, University of Manchester, UK; Former Director, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi

Video Screening of “Swacch Aakash” followed by summary Remarks
 

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