Must catch events this weekend

Hollywood classics on the shelf
With several film festivals keeping people engaged, this one will surely be a different treat for the cinema lovers

The Classic Movie Festival is travelling across seven cities and will bring back the yesteryear's. The young generation finally gets a chance to watch the classics which they have seen on TV or DVD on the big screen, just like any other new release.



"The films selected in the festival are milestones in the journey of world cinema and I am sure that our patrons will love to see them and make the festival a huge success," says Gautam Dutta, CEO, Cinemedia, PVR Ltd., on this new initiative.

The films that will be the talk of the town during this festival are Ben Hur, Ten Commandments, the Al Pacino starrer Godfather, Blues Brothers, Audrey Hepburn's classic Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Italian Jobu00a0 and Casablanca.

The proceeds of the ticket sales will go to the OneSight Foundation. OneSight is a family of charitable programmes dedicated to improving vision through outreach, research and education. So don't miss these classics on the 70 mm screen.

Timings: 8 pm onwards
For tickets: Log onto https://www.ray-ban.com/india/greatest-films-festival

Schedule: PVR Select Citywalk
Nov 26: Ben - Hur
Nov 27: Ten Commandmentsu00a0
Nov 28: Godfather Part 1
Nov 29: Blue Brothers
Nov 30: Breakfast at Tiffany
Dec 1: Italian Job
Dec 2: Casablanca

PVR Ambience Mall, Gurgaon
Nov 26: Ten Commandments
Nov 27: Ben - Hur
Nov 28: Blue Brothers
Nov 29: Godfather Part 1
Nov 30: Italian Job
Dec 1: Casablanca
Dec 2: Breakfast at Tiffany


Attend Delhi Dance Marathon II
The bar and lounge is hosting Saturday Blast, a night with the best electronica artistes who will engage in a Battle of the DJs. So lose yourself with the biggest names like Midival Pundits, Kalyug vs Shivacentral (Audio Aashram), Kohra vs Dj Jayant (Qilla Records), Gaurav (B.L.O.T.) vs Blueorb (BLOT + 79), Hamza vs Vipul vs Manu (Windhorse Records) who will be battling each other all night.

At 24/7, The Lalit, Barakhamba Avenue, Connaught Place
When Saturday, November 27
Timings 10 pm onwards


Back 2 Black, two satirical comedy plays
Here's a chance for the English and Hindi audience to watch plays together. Two plays will be performed ufffd one in Hindi and the other in English. Desires Unlimited's new production Back2Black is a satire where two plays will be staged back to back with an interval of 10 minutes.
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Hatyare is an adaptation of a short story by Amar Kant which takes a powerful satirical dig at today's youth. The two protagonists intend to change the world with their airy talks, sky-high confidence and zero substance. Out at Sea is a political satire on different forms of governance and the plight of a common man in dealing with corrupt politicians and bureaucrats.

At Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts, 4, Safdar Hashmi Marg, Mandi House
When November 26 to 28, 7 pm onwards
For tickets, visit BookMyShow.com

Delhi Queer Pride 2010
Buoyed by the response they got in the last two years, the gay community will celebrate its diversity by taking out marches, singing, dancing andu00a0 speeches in the Capital on Sunday. The queer community has raised funds which they are using to buy material that will be given away free of cost at the march ufffd masks, small rainbow flags, whistles, candies, rainbow scarves and leaflets.

Where Barakhamba Road to Jantar Mantar, Connaught Place
When Sunday, November 28
Timings 3 pm to 6 pm