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Bond like no other

Siblings may fight but when it comes to helping one another, they are quick to step up. One such pair of siblings is Vineet and Namita. Starring Umesh Kamat and Hruta Durgule, Marathi play Dada Ek Good News Aahe revolves around a supposed ‘good news' that Namita has for her brother.
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WHERE: Prabodhankar Thackeray, Theatre, Borivli
WHEN: April 2, 4.15 PM
PRICE: Rs 300 onwards
TO BOOK: bookmyshow.com

Anaarkali kahan chali?

National Award winning play, Anaarkali by Shakeel Sayani is here to tickle your funny bone, this time with a struggle that a director faces as he puts together an Urdu play. His struggles with his wife and his fantasy and love for Anarkali are set to make you laugh.
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WHERE: Veda Factory, Andheri
WHEN: March 31, 7.30 PM
PRICE: Rs 199
TO BOOK: bookmyshow.com

Love has no age

In the original KKHH, Rahul marries Anjali and everyone celebrates, but that is not the case when our dear Rajesh marries Sharmila. Gujarati play Kaka Ko Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, is here to make you laugh and prove to you that love can blossom at any age, as it did for Rajesh Metha and Sharmila.
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WHERE: Aspee Auditorium, Malad
WHEN: March 27, 9 PM
PRICE: Rs 150 onwards
TO BOOK: 28050481

A classic play re-imagined

Rajat Kapoor's Nothing like Lear, an English play based on William Shakespeare's classic King Lear, is back to blow your mind. Themed around a joker, the protagonist is a reflection of the depressing times we live in. The play features the talented actor Vinay Pathak in the lead role and sees him portraying the hardships of a person as he makes everyone laugh.
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WHERE: Prithvi Theatre, Juhu
WHEN: March 29-31, 8 PM
PRICE: Rs 300 onwards
TO BOOK: prithvitheatre.org

Meet a person with a skill you can use

Payal Kothari, 48 Integrative Nutrition Specialist
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AVAILABLE FOR: Gut reboot plans weight loss and
Charges: Rs 47,200 for 12-week plan
Email at: contact@payalkothari.com

Kothari is an integrative nutritionist who helps with both, mental health and physical wellbeing. She focuses on disease prevention and reversal through nutrition, gut health, fitness, balancing hormones and most importantly stress management. Having studied at Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York, Kothari has designed a 12-week plan to match the bio-individual needs of her clients and customised it to the individual goals. She helps her clients handle issues such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), leaky gut, thyroid, type 2 diabetes, depression and migraine. Each week she measures the client's progress and allots them realistic targets.

RECOMMENDED BY: Yashika Shah, 25, who works with an investment company, says, "Since my work involved spending hours at a desk, Payal thought I needed an approach that kept me full throughout the day. A balanced meal, with adequate fibres and protein were very important. I saw a positive change in my health because of the meals.''