Pen down your soul curry
Pen down your soul curry
We have our share of reading the best seller Chicken Soup series. Now editor Raksha Bharadia, who has been spicing up the broth with desi flavours comes up with a workshop to bring out the writer in you. Now instead of simply shedding tears and blowing your nose reading, Raksha gives you and opportunity to pen down your own inspirational stories for others to read. The Chicken for Indian Soul workshop aims to help you write tales of inspiration and learning, experiences that have taught to go on despite all odds and introduce strengths within you that did not exist. "I will be providing some very basic tips on how to write short stories in about 300 words, identifying ideas and unlocking ideas when it comes to amateur writers, apart from telling them how to use a language as a tool to display your innermost thoughts," says Raksha. 
Where: Landmark, DLF Grand, Gurgaon
When: Sunday, May 16
Time: 6.30 pm onwards
Masala chai
American essayist and philosopher Ralph W. Emerson once said. "There is a great deal of poetry and fine sentiment in a chest of tea." Well, not every Indian knows of Emerson but they have been acquainted with the truth behind those lines for ages. Now, it's Canada based Indian artist Anjum Siddiqui's turn to brew creativity out of this 'elixir of life.'u00a0 With tea as the centre stage of her artworks, Anjum has romanticised and emphasised the importance of tea in her paintings showcased at a exhibition titled 'Ode to Tea.' The show is going to be all about Tea- an all time favourite- a brew that has warmed many hearts and invigorated the spirits of many. " I have used tea leaves for some of my works including Indian and British tea. The works basically tell a story about the evolution of Indian tea. This apart, you will get to sip a whole lot of other flavours including Welbech winter bud nilgiri, Langlai organic tea, Telangana estate low grown tea which is from Sri Lanka and Narayanpur Assam orthodox strong tea among many others," she signs off.
Where: Emperor's Lounge, The Taj Mahal Hotel
On till: May 16
Time: 4.30 to 6u00a0pm
Elvis hasn't left the building yet
Yes, Elvis is back. Catch the King on screen in the 1967 musical flick 'Easy Come Easy Go.'u00a0 Lieutenant Ted Jackson (Elvis Presley) spends his last day on active duty in the Navy disarming an underwater mine. While disarming the explosive he sees what appears to be a sunken ship. Overcome with curiosity, he investigates and finds a treasure chest filled with, what he thinks are Spanish gold coins. He decides to investigate the vessel by asking Jo Symongton (Dodie Marshall), the granddaughter of the ships owner, to show him the manifest. After putting up a tough fight, and being accused of being a 'greedy thief', Ted final finds the treasure. Ted takes the treasure to a coin collector to find out how much it is worth. To his disappointment he find out that the coins aren't actually gold, but copper and only worth 30 cents each. He sells the coins to the collector for $3900, and then agrees to use the money as a down payment on an art center for Jo and her friends. Ted and Judd throw a benefit show at the end to raise more money for the building project. Ted ends The movie singing 'I'll Take Love'.u00a0
When: Sunday, May 16, 9 pm
On: Vh1
Tann ki Shakti
Come what may, children just want to play. The Horlicks Summer Growth Carnival aims to provide kids and mothers with knowledge on nutrition, in a one stop shop for lots of fun and excitement. Tons of games like Dora in Danger, Feed SpongeBob, Basketball and Limbo dance amongst many others would get the kids' adrenaline pumping. Loads of cool prizes, magicians, jugglers and stilt walkers would all add to the razzle-dazzle of the Carnival. In addition to this, the Horlicks Nutrition Academy zone at the carnival will help mothers understand their child's nutrition needs better and let kids try their favourite Horlicks flavours to their heart's content.
When:u00a0 Tomorrow
Where: Ambience Mall, Gurgaon
Timings: 5.30 - 8.30 pm
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