THEATRE - In support of Helpage India for Leh Relief Fund, Hungry Heart Festival presents 45’- 35’- 55’ (Hinglish/110mins) Dir. Smita Bharti. Cast. Sohaila Kapur, Smita Bharti, Aparajita Basu Three Women, Three Lives, One House. Two aging sisters steeped in their routines come into property and decide to live together, under one roof… As diehard beliefs collide with age old habits, they enter what is called a war zone — yet survival instinct drives them together and they finally agree to bring in a tenant, a young career woman, who enters their lives like a whirlwind, blowing away cobwebs of old habits. An endearing and funny tale that hilariously skims the surface of everyday interactions and dives into the depths of life’s choices made by the three women many years ago. Tickets at Rs.300, Rs.250 & Rs.100 available at the Programme desk from Aug 25 for IHC members only. Open to all from Aug 28

DANCE - The Park’s New Festival 2010. Sweet Sorrow Solo Contemporary recital by Preethi Athreya. Collab: Prakriti Foundation

PANEL DISCUSSION - Tax Haven Money Must Come Back For Development Of India Panelists: Prof. Arun Kumar, JNU, Economist, NNFI; Sanjay Parikh, Legal Counsel; Kamal Sharma, IIMA & Pramod Chawla, NNFI

MUSIC - Shaam - e - Ghazal by Vinod Saxena, disciple of Prof. S. D. Battu

THEATRE - In aid of Servants of the People Society Ghalib Ke Khat (Urdu/90mins) Dir. Dr. Sayeed Alam Cast: Tom Alter A Pierrot's Troupe Production. A dramatic presentation of personal letters that the great poet wrote to his friends, disciples, relatives and even government authorities. Tickets at Rs.300 & Rs.100 available at the Programme desk from Aug 24 for IHC members only. Open to all from Aug 27

DOC FILM - Women Aloud Videoblogging for Empowerment (WaveIndia.org) presents a screening of their diverse web videos on social change, created by women participants from Aizawl to Trivandrum

THEATRE - In aid of Servants of the People Society. Michael Frayn's Noises Off. (Eng/100mins) Presented by Slap on the Grease Paint. A side splitting comedy, the play takes the audience on a rare voyeuristic journey into the lives of actors through the most hilarious twists and turns. Come what may "the show must go on." Tickets at Rs.300 & Rs.100 available at the Programme desk from Aug 24 for IHC members only. Open to all from Aug 27

TALK - Student First! Dialogue Series - Open Forum Discussion on National Curriculum: Does One Size Fit All? by School Choice Campaign Collab: Centre for Civil Society

MUSIC|In celebration of Tagore’s 150^th birth anniversary, Rabi Manjusha presents Rabindra Sangeet: Premer Anubhabe

PSBT OPEN FRAME 2010 - Film Appreciation by Prof. Suresh Chabria, FTII

PSBT OPEN FRAME 2010 - Crude Dir. Joe Berlinger (Ecuador/104mins)