Updated On: 23 August, 2025 08:14 AM IST | Mumbai | Team mid-day
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PIC/NIMESH DAVE
Workers in bright yellow raincoats set up celebratory lights at a pandal in Bandra West ahead of Ganeshotsav.

Anjusha Nair. PIC COURTESY/@nair.anjusha
We had just about wrapped our head around the ‘café rave’ trend in the city, when Kalyan’s Snickerdoodle Coffeeworks threw us another curveball. Ambernath-based Bharatanatyam artiste Anjusha Nair is gearing up to present a classical performance at the cafe’s outdoor seating area amidst diners this weekend. “We’ve always wanted to spotlight art forms that struggle to find spots in contemporary spaces,” Disha Chandak from the café’s core team explained to us. Nair’s piece, we’re told, is just as ambitious. Titled Aanch, it is set to explore Draupadi’s untold stories in the Mahabharata. Those keen to join, can log on to @snickerdoodlecoffeeworks.