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Do you know this song?

Sun, 11 Oct

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9, Dhan Mill

Through a harmonium, microphone, and childhood objects, Mallika Taneja reconstructs her mother’s forgotten voice—exploring grief, domesticity, love, and lost dreams on stage. Languages: Hindustani & English | For ages 18 & above

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Time & Location

11 Oct 2026, 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm

9, Dhan Mill, 100 Feet Rd, Chhatarpur Hills, New Delhi, 110074

About the event

How do you remember someone when their voice has almost been forgotten?

With a harmonium, a microphone and a few toys and objects from her childhood, Mallika Taneja sets out to find a singer she loved and lost. Who was she? What became of her dreams? And how did a voice that once belonged on stage become confined to the home?

Drawing on nearly a year of interviews, Mallika pieces together a life through other people’s memories and the songs they still remember. On stage, these fragments become music and storytelling as she moves between her own memories and stepping into the life of the woman she is searching for.

This is a performance about loss, but also about love, finding a voice, and the pleasure of singing together. As forgotten songs find their way back into the room, Mallika invites the audience to join in. Performance duration: 90min Show timings:…

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  • Sun, 11 Oct | 5:00 PM

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    • Sun, 11 Oct | 8:00 PM

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