Valentine's Day 2023: Make the most of the day with these music, movie and comedy events

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Break into laughter

Valentine's Day is also for laughing away heartache. Break-up is a part of life and if you've escaped this life lesson, here is a tutorial on how to deal with it. Watch some very funny stand-up comics talk about their past relationships and share their experience.
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WHEN: February 14, 7 PM onwards
WHERE: Godrej Dance Theatre
TO BOOK: ncpamumbai.com
PRICE: Rs 450 onwards

Love the ‘worst

Hold a tub of popcorn in one hand, and the palm of your beloved in another this V-Day. Director Joachim Trier, best known for 2011 film Oslo, August 31st, brings the third installment in his Oslo trilogy. Chronicling four years in the life of a woman named Julie, the film titled The Worst Person in the World examines her quest for love and meaning in a modern world.
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WHEN: February 14, 7 PM onwards
WHERE: Harkat Studios, Versova
TO BOOK: Instagram, @harkat.studios

Keep it alive

Love is in the air, and so is music. The band, Keep Yourself Alive, has a concert planned and their performances have an uppercut of explosive energy, a left jab of emotion, and a roundhouse kick of stage antics. Sing along with your loved ones.
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WHEN: February 14, 8 PM onwards
WHERE: Hard Rock Cafe, Navi Mumbai
Cost: Rs 500 onwards
TO BOOK: Instagram, @hardrockcafenavimumbai

Let it flow

Let the hues of love flow on a heart-shaped canvas. This fluid art event is creative, unique and romantic (if you are doing it with your loved one), and fun for all ages. Fluid acrylics can be used in many different ways - poured, dripped, swirled, glazed, dipped and many other ways. The meditative approach soothes the mind, calms the brain and invigorates you. So, come together to pour!
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WHEN: February 14, 2 PM onwards
WHERE: Effingut Colaba
TO BOOK: Instagram,
@bombaydrawingroom
PRICE: Rs 1,399

It's play time

If there is one thing that connects the beginning, middle and the end, it is incidents, thinks writer-director Saurabh Nayyar. With a new play titled Ghatnaayein, he tries to express the realities of his life through fictional characters.
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WHEN: February 12, 8-9 PM
WHERE: NGMA

Do we (still) need cookbooks?

Social media is bursting with recipe Reels with everyone watching a recipe unfold in mere seconds but is that enough or do we still need cookbooks? Catch four food magicians - Pooja Dhingra, Saransh Goila and Sadaf Hussain in conversation with co-founder of Goya Media Anisha Rachel Oommen on whether cookbooks offer just sentimentality or there's more?
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WHEN: February 12, 6-7 PM
WHERE: Cooperage Bandstand Garden

Oscar-tripped

From Delhi's smoggy sky, two brothers race to save the world in turbulent times. Watch filmmaker Shaunak Sen's All That Breathes at the Kala Ghoda Art fest. The movie has been nominated for the Best Documentary Feature at the Academy Awards, and has already won the Golden Eye Award at Cannes Film Festival and the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival in 2022.
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WHEN: February 12, 2-3.30 PM
WHERE: Yashwantrao Chavan Centre