The Prithvi Theatre, Mumbai

2009 May 12
I am at Prithvi Theatre Cafe right now. And my friend – who happens to be a regular here (and who thought I “shoud definitely come here before I leave Mumbai”) is with me and is going to share 11 reasons why this place is special:
1. The Chinese lampshades – theatrical!
2. Colourful
3. Greenery around – not totally civilized
4. Kadak Chai!
5. Random visits by Makrand Deshpande and Kay Kay Menon
6. The people who serve – they dont bug you – you can sit around for hours! 
7. This is a proper “adda” place – where you can make a lot of memories
8. On one of the tables there is actually a chess-board and ludo painted on the table! (Interrupted by Amit: “This is the COOLest coffee-table I have ever seen!)
9. Extremely informal – It IS an intellectual place – but it is “ok” if YOU’re not intellectual!
10. Peace! :)
11. And, of Course, the LOGo!
… Oh, And I just realized I’ve become a lot “cooler” after I got here .. Pun intended! ;)
About Prithvi Theatre
 
According to the website – “PRITHVI THEATRE is an intimate theatre auditorium, built in 1978, and dedicated to being a catalyst for theatre. Set in the heart of Mumbai’s suburbs, the theatre with its open-air café is a warm, inviting space, a relaxed hangout and a vital breathing space in the bustling city of Mumbai.”I am at Prithvi Theatre Cafe right now. And my friend – who happens to be a regular here (and who thought I “shoud definitely come here before I leave Mumbai”) is with me and is going to share 11 reasons why this place is special:

I am at Prithvi Theatre Cafe right now. And my friend – who happens to be a regular here (and who thought I “should definitely come here before I leave Mumbai”) is with me and is going to share 11 reasons why this place is special:

1. The Chinese lampshades – theatrical!
2. Colourful
3. Greenery around – not totally civilized
4. Kadak Chai!
5. Random visits by Makrand Deshpande and Kay Kay Menon
6. The people who serve – they dont bug you – you can sit around for hours! 
7. This is a proper “adda” place – where you can make a lot of memories
8. On one of the tables there is actually a chess-board and ludo painted on the table!  (Psst!: “This is th COOLest coffee-table I have ever seen!”)
9. Extremely informal – It IS an intellectual place – but it is “ok” if YOU’re not intellectual!
10. Peace! 
11. And, of Course, the LOGO!

… Oh, And I just realized I’ve become a lot “cooler” after I got here .. Pun intended! ;)

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About Prithvi Theatre  

A Stamp containing thr Prithvi LOGO - Released in 1995 to commemorate the 50 years of Prithvi theatre

A Stamp containing the Prithvi LOGO - Released in 1995 to commemorate the 50 years of Prithvi Theatre (the performing troupe)

 

 

PRITHVI THEATRE is an intimate theatre auditorium, built in 1978, and dedicated to being a catalyst for theatre. Set in the heart of Mumbai’s suburbs, the theatre with its open-air café is a warm, inviting space, a relaxed hangout and a vital breathing space in the bustling city of Mumbai.

It is named after Prithvi Raj Kapoor (a noted pioneer of Indian theatre), belongs to the Kapoor family and is currently being run by Ms. Sanjana Kapoor.

Check out the Offician Website.

5 Responses leave one →
  1. 2009 May 12

    Dude,

    Can’t tell you how jealous I feel on reading this!! Prithvi Cafe is a must-go-to, and I haven’t yet :-(

    Though you should also check out Ranga Shankara in Bangalore sometime. That place is just outta the world.!!

  2. 2009 May 12

    @ kpowerinfinity,

    It is a must-go mann! .. U already know that.. So let me not make you feel any worse! ;)

  3. 2009 May 14

    I have heard about the Cafe but I have never been to Mumbai! :(

  4. 2009 May 21

    @ Amit,

    The next time you’re here, try n find time to visit it. :)

  5. 2009 November 15
    anwar khan permalink

    hi iam very excited my best working place i want every time work work work and very good person director of prithvi theater and managment i proud of it.

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