Window Tak Ashiqui 2026 in Dubai

Window Tak Ashiqui 2026 in Dubai brings a heartfelt solo play about first love to The Junction in Alserkal Avenue on Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November 2026. Written and performed by acclaimed actor and writer Manu Rishi Chadha, and performed in Hindi, it is a warm, nostalgic story set against the backdrop of Old Delhi.

About Window Tak Ashiqui in Dubai

Some first loves never really leave us. Window Tak Ashiqui, also written Window Tak Aashiqui, captures the innocence, longing and quiet charm of that first romance.

The story follows Monu as he looks back on his first childhood love, a romance built through fleeting glances, silent conversations, cassette songs and a single open window. It is rooted in the old-world culture of “window wala romance”, the kind of love that was never fully spoken but never forgotten either.

Warm, intimate and deeply nostalgic, the play is a celebration of memories, missed moments and the timeless beauty of innocent love. As the tagline puts it, this is a story of the love that stayed, even when the moment passed.

What to Expect

Manu Rishi Chadha on Stage

Manu Rishi Chadha wrote the play and performs it alone, carrying the whole story himself. Solo theatre puts the spotlight firmly on the performer, so expect a close, personal evening.

Old Delhi Nostalgia

The setting is Old Delhi, and the play leans into the details of a bygone era: cassette songs, glances across a lane and conversations without words.

A Bittersweet Story

This is a story of missed moments and memories that refuse to fade. Expect smiles of recognition alongside a few quieter, more emotional moments.

Performed in Hindi

The play is performed in Hindi, so it is best enjoyed by audiences who understand the language.

Key Highlights

• A solo play written and performed by Manu Rishi Chadha.
• A story of first love set in Old Delhi.
• Inspired by the old-world “window wala romance”.
• Performed in Hindi.
• Two dates: 14 and 15 November 2026.
• Suitable for ages 10 and up.

Who It Is For

Window Tak Ashiqui suits Hindi-speaking theatre lovers, couples and anyone who enjoys a gentle, nostalgic story. If you grew up with cassette tapes and stolen glances, or heard about them from your parents, this will strike a chord. It also makes a thoughtful family outing for children aged 10 and over.

The Venue: The Junction

The Junction is at Unit H72, Alserkal Avenue, on the corner of 17th Street and 8th Street in Al Quoz. A solo play like this suits a setting where the audience is close to the stage.

Visitor Tips

Getting There and Parking

By car, take the Al Manara exit (exit 43) from Sheikh Zayed Road, turn right onto Al Manara Street, then right onto 8th Street. At the roundabout, take the second exit onto 17th Street, and Alserkal Avenue is on your left. By metro, take the Red Line to Noor Bank station, then a short taxi or bus ride. Parking details are not listed, so allow extra time.

Age and Entry Policy

The play is for ages 10 and up.

Arrive Early

The Saturday performance starts at 7:15pm. Check your ticket for the Sunday timing, and aim to arrive a little early so you are settled before the lights go down.

Can’t Make It?

If your plans change, Platinumlist lets you exchange your ticket with another fan.

Window Tak Ashiqui is a tender evening of theatre about the love we never forget. Pick your date and book on Platinumlist for 14 or 15 November.