About Nehru Centre
The Nehru Centre (TNC) acts as the cultural wing of The High Commission of India in UK. Established in 1992, it is regarded by ICCR as its flagship cultural centre abroad, and has, over the years, emerged as a premier institution engaged in India’s cultural interface with UK.
The Centre organises a wide range of cultural events on its premises, showcasing Indian music, dance and theatre, besides a range of activities aimed at strengthening and deepening the intellectual dialogue between the two countries, including exhibitions, lectures, illustrated talks, book launches, film screenings, workshops, seminars and round tables.
Director’s message
Our new season opened with a bang on February 12, with the London premier of Chandra’s Story – a dance-drama-cum-exhibition based on the children’s classic, The Heartstone Odyssey, which is soon to be a major film. The enchanting parable on inter-racial and inter-cultural harmony was brought to vivid life by dancer-choreographer-storyteller Sitakumari and her troupe, and illustrated by an exhibition of stunning photographs that left the spectators breathless with wonder.
Mrs. Rita Bhagwati, wife of the High Commissioner of India in London, attended the show as our special guest, along with her daughter.
Upcoming Events
OCHS Lecture Series: Swami Vivekananda and the Transformation of Indian Philanthropy- Prabhu Guptara
Arising from research towards a history of Indian philanthropy, the lecture examines the influence of Swami...[more]
Exhibition: Gitanjali And Sea-Inside: Parallel Journeys- Nibedita Sen
Nibedita Sen has been voyaging across the world for a decade. She has been sailing in deep seas with her master mariner...[more]
BALRAJ KHANNA- A JOURNEY OF HIS OWN
The Indian Art Centre is delighted to present Balraj Khanna’s first 3D digital exhibition. [more]
End of The London Asian Film Festival at The Nehru Centre on 15th March
With the screening of the film SKET on 15th March 2013 the 15th London Asian Film Festival comes to an end at...[more]
