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BreakfastatCinema A collaborative effort of two movie-loving individuals aimed at sharing love for the culture of movi He is currently working on a life resume.

Breakfast@ aims to use cinema as a medium to create opportunities for individuals and organisations to learn about themselves and the world around them. Cinema, in its various roles, as a time machine, a vehicle that travels through geographies (real and fantastical), a keen observer of individuals and societies, a mirror to one's own mind and heart, a chronicler of cultures and peoples, and a storyteller, has the ability to transform us. Viewed with guided appreciation, it provokes introspection and a re-examination of the self. With a firm belief in the above, we provide training, using movies as a tool, to students, corporates and groups that express an interest in learning and growing. The moderators at Breakfast@ are:

Shibangi Das (Ex-HR Professional, Movie Critic, Writer, Journalist)
An English language aficionado who took to the pen at the age of three, but ventured into the management jungle to battle HR successfully for two years. A belated realization led to journalism, slowly culminating into a love for cinema. She also worked with a trend-defining production house of the country before venturing into training and teaching. Abhinav Kandarp (Movie Buff, Writer, Filmmaker, Trainer)
A writer by passion, he has been exploring this creative side of his for more than 12 years now. As an aspiring filmmaker, he has dabbled in its various processes for the last three years. Abhinav has had significant experience in the fields of experiential learning, process lab and classroom oriented training over the last 10 years. He has about seven years experience in the IT Business domain.

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19/08/2026

A rainy evening in Pune. A cosy and intimate gathering. A giant of Indian cinema. It was an evening none of us will forget in a hurry.

Grateful for the opportunity.

A Breakfast@Cinema x Innishari presentation

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Where is the world headed? This question has been answered by some of the most thought-provoking science-fiction movies ...
17/08/2026

Where is the world headed? This question has been answered by some of the most thought-provoking science-fiction movies of all time. Maybe that's where we should be looking.

[Cinema, movies, film, hollywood, world cinema, science fiction, politics, society, culture, hierarchy, dictator, discovery, human condition, Alfonso Cuaron, Terry Gilliam, Jean Luc Godard, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Michael Radford, Stanley Kubrick, Sidney Lumet, John Carpenter, Bonh Joon Ho, George Miller, Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale, Battle Royale, They Live, The Hunger Games, Children of Men, Mad Max, Snowpiercer, They Live, Network, media, A Clockwork Orange, 1984, George Orwell, Brazil, The Matrix, Alphaville, surveillance, protest, anarchy]

Loving your country is a lot like loving your parents. Or your child. After all your country does shape you and nurture ...
14/08/2026

Loving your country is a lot like loving your parents. Or your child. After all your country does shape you and nurture you but you too shape your country by giving it all you can.

Swades, even 20 years on, asks relevant questions about what it is like to share this relationship with your motherland. You love it but do you like everything about it? It says you must nurture it just like your child, care for it and change what needs to be changed to secure its future. Get your mind working, your heart hurting and your hands dirty if you have to, but do not shirk the responsibility and then say it's not for you.

We bring back this episode from our popular podcast, Parda Paar Filmy Pyaar, where we dissect this beloved cult classic by Ashutosh Gowariker to appreciate what makes it so special, so touching, and so inspiring all these years later. Link in bio.

You can also find it wherever you go to for your podcasts. Just look up Parda Paar Filmy Pyaar and head to episode 4. Enjoy!

Happy Independence Day. Jai Hind. 🇮🇳 🫡

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