This workshop revolves around interpreting the Mahabharata

City-based venue group Atta Galatta will be hosting an

interactive online session

, where Bengaluru-based group The Joy of Anubhava will be sharing a more nuanced perspective of the

Mahabharata

.
Author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's

book

‘The Palace of Illusions’ will be the foundation of the various discourses in this session. The workshop will also include writing, music, roleplays, debates, drawing, photos, and storytelling. Through a two-hour workshop, this session invites participants to meet a

community

of book lovers, empathize with different characters, ask those tough questions to oneself and others, to critically think about those “what if” and “why” questions, and to engage in meaningful discussions with others to leave with a completely different perspective of the book.
Participants can expect to take away personalized digital scrapbooks with all the work done during the workshop, they can now also join a global community of book lovers and this session will also enhance your critical thinking, creativity, and ability to empathize. This session will be available for participants on May 31 at 6 pm. The link for the online workshop will be available on the Facebook page of the organisers.