how long is february? a fantasy in three parts. Written and directed by Nisha Abdulla Duration of digital play: 60 mins In English, Hindi, Malayalam (with English subs) Suitable for ages 14+ 15 years after the brutal events of February 2020 in Delhi, a nation reckons with the truth of what really happened. In parallel, there is the urgent matter of 72 arrested goats and an unfolding conspiracy. "That which is denied must be imagined" (Sartre) Set in an imagined future and based on real events, this is a project in narrative justice delivered via the performative. Read More..

A gripping graphic adaptation of the modern literary classic by International Booker Prize-nominated author Perumal Murugan and critically acclaimed graphic novelist Appupen. Chellayipuram—famed for hosting the most exhilarating jallikattu contests of strength between man and bull. This year, Pichi, from distant Usilanoor, is here to face the Kaari bull, the zamindar’s pride, both menacing in appearance and undefeated in the bull-taming contest. It’s been two years since his father Ambuli had been gored to death by this same beast. In the billowing dust of the arena, as Pi Read More..

The protagonists, a man and a woman, are both waiting for a delayed flight in a small-town airport lounge. The woman provokes the man into conversation, setting of a series of narratives that feature two characters from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata: Shoorpanakha and Shakuni. Their lives and experiences are set in the context of this century, indicating that the stories of power, ambition and revenge span history and myth. This script was found in The Drama Library by the Bhasha Centre. Read More..

Step into the world of Raghu Rai, the father of Indian photography, through a deeply engaging memoir. This is not a conventional recounting of his life but a candid korero brimming with sincerity, wisdom, and humanity. Woven with iconic photographs, it captures his devotion to craft and the philosophies that shaped his legendary career. The narrative — alive with vibrant anecdotes and profound insights — offers an intimate portrait of the master craftsman and invites readers on a journey of learning and inspiration. Rachna Singh’s Raghu Rai: Waiting for the Divine i Read More..

With February comes a weather change, and blooms of different kinds.  For this edition of the meetup, we have the theme as FLOWERS. Every flower has a tale that can go back in time or a contemporary narrative to a folktale.  If you would like to share one do write to us at bangalorestorytellingsociety@gmail.com If you feel like joining us as a listener, you are most welcome! Do bring along a friend who loves Stories and Storytelling     Remember, there is no storyteller without an audience. So if you feel like joining us as a listener, you are most wel Read More..

Join us for a fun, hands-on creative writing and clay sculpting workshop at Atta Galatta, Bangalore, on Sunday, 23rd February, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Designed for young storytellers aged 8 and above, this interactive session will spark imagination and bring stories to life! Using the Write It Out creative writing kit, kids will craft their own unique stories with the help of engaging flashcards and then sculpt their main characters using air-dry clay. Each participant will take home a free Write It Out kit, which includes flashcards, a notepad, and clay—so the creativity doesn&rsquo Read More..

Join us for a book signing session by author Sheela Tomy! We will have copies of her English titles, Valli and Do Not Ask The River Her Name as well as her Malayalam titles. If you already have her book, feel free to bring it by to get it signed, and if you cannot make it, drop us your details via a WhatsApp message and we’ll get a copy signed for you! Read More..

Atta Galatta and Aristotle’s Writers Club cordially invite you to the latest Writers Meetup in town. Join fellow wordsmiths and storytellers for an inspiring afternoon of creativity at our Writers Club Meet event in the cozy ambiance of the library cafe. Whether you`re a seasoned author, aspiring novelist, or just passionate about penning your thoughts, this gathering is your opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals. Unleash your creativity and let your words flow in the company of kindred spirits at our Writers Club Meet. Bring along your notebook, laptop or tablet and Read More..

Join us for a cozy, creative space where you can unplug, connect, and just be. This meetup is all about chill vibes—no agenda, no pressure. 🖍️✨ Whether it’s your first time or your fourth, come as you are—dive into your own project or simply soak up the wholesome atmosphere. Each meetup has brought inspiring moments and wonderful people, and we’re excited to share it all again! 💜 There are 15 spots available, and this meetup is exclusively for LGBTQIA+ folks. Neurospicy and neurotypical folks are all welcome. 🌈🎨 Read More..

India has a rich tradition of folk arts. The custodians of which are the many tribes that live in the interiors of various states. The Gonds, are the largest Adivasi Community in India and are Dravidian's whose origin can be traced to the pre-Aryan era. They are mainly found in Madhya Pradesh and its surrounding States. The word Gond comes from the Dravidian expression kond, meaning green mountain. In the Gond belief system, besides Bara Deo (Great God), every hill, river, lake, tree, and rock is inhabited by a spirit and therefore sacred. Gond paintings are fascinating, where the artists Read More..