BooGio 11 Productions

BooGio 11 Productions Art & Entertainment - Creating awareness and change through conscious, transformative and empowered

BooGio11 Productions was founded by Mudita & Divya Chandra in 2009, with an intention to revisit contemporary paradigms in theatre & film in India, seeking its organic roots as a means to self discovery, transformation and value creation. The company thrives on creative collaborations among actors, movement artists, musicians, writers, scenographers and indeed audiences towards finding meaning in

a climate of spectacle and flash. BooGio’s projects rest on inspirational content as much as on process and innovative form – employing technology to interpret timeless streams from the vast repository of music, dance, myth and spirituality to create works of performance art with an efficient stillness and depth of tradition. Gender dynamics; relationships held and fostered within urbanity; receptivity to and awareness of energy realms and cause-effect patterns are some of the on-going thematic experiments at BooGio11. The "HAPPY TO HELP THEATRE COMPANY"
is part of BooGio 11 Productions.

28/02/2025
28/02/2025

Sonu Nigam shares untold stories about his iconic collaboration with AR Rahman and Gulzar for Saathiya, including his first song with the legendary Lata Mang...

28/02/2025

Brace yourself for Hidden Stories, Grudges & Iconic Songs. Sonu Nigam one of India’s finest playback singers shares his honest take on AR Rahman as singer. ?...

28/02/2025

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28/02/2025
28/02/2025

An Artist Date is a solo, once-weekly adventure to do something fun. 📓🖋
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24/02/2024

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Join Dr. Marc Brackett in the inaugural episode of Dealing With Feelings, with special guest Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter, NY Times best seller, and me...

21/02/2024

Celebrating Hattie McDaniel!⁠
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Hattie McDaniel made history 82 years ago at the 12th Academy Awards, becoming the first Black woman to win an Oscar, for her role as Mammy in "Gone with the Wind.” As we approach this year's ’s ceremony, set for March 27th, we want to remember the women who paved the way. ⁠
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It is important to note that Hattie had to accept her 1940 best supporting actress trophy in a segregated hotel and that her character is an example of a common trope for Black women referred to as a “mammy,” which still exists today. Traditionally the character is depicted as a dark-skinned, overweight woman who is employed by a white family to care for their children and is utterly devoted to her charges. ⁠
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Hattie’s legacy has had a lasting impact. Mo’Nique, during her 2009 acceptance speech for best supporting actress in “Precious” thanked Hattie, “for enduring all that she had to so that I would not have to."⁠
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Learn more about Hattie and other Black Oscar winners throughout history who have paved the way through our link in bio: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lists/african-american-oscar-winner-oscarssowhite-870533/

21/02/2024

Sofia Coppola, who directed “Lost in Translation,” “The Virgin Suicides,” and, most recently, “Priscilla,” absorbed from her father the ethos that it was never worth it to cave to the creative demands of executives. http://nyer.cm/6nNLpXO

21/02/2024

“It is an opportune time to ask a crucial question, one that serves as a guiding light for your journey: Are you living up to the person you want to be?”

21/02/2024

Just for fun and because I have a passion for music

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