Pop-Up Bollywood Cinema

SOLD OUT

From 6.00pm til late

Come and listen to the British Asian music and Desi Beats mixed by music specialist and BBC Asian Network DJ, Bobby Friction.

Then sing and dance along to the brilliant Bollywood film BAND BAAJA BAARAAT (12A) (Wedding Planner)

Bitto Sharma refuses to work with his father in the sugar cane fields instead he finds a business partner, Shruti Kakkar as a wedding planner. However it is not long before Shruti finds that she has fallen for Bitto but Bitto does not feel the same about Shruti causing problems for the business.

Dir: Maneesh Sharma /139m/ 2010/India/Hindi/subtitled Eng
Starring: Ranveer Singh, Anushka Sharma and Manu Rishi Chadha

The screening will start at 7.30pm. Bring a picnic or choose from the cafe and food stalls

This is a FREE event but you will need a ticket, available from Watermans Box Office or online at the bottom of this page or on the gate on the night. If you book online you will be able to collect your tickets when you arrive.

HOW TO GET TO GUNNERSBURY PARK

Transport
Bus:  E3 – Greenford to Chiswick (stops outside the park on Popes Lane), 207, 427 – Shepherd's Bush to Uxbridge (alight at Ealing Common and five minute walk down Gunnersbury Avenue). Please click on TFL Route Maps for more information.

Train or Tube:
Gunnersbury Park is a 10 minute walk from Acton Town underground station where Piccadilly and District Lines converge.  Acton town is a wheelchair accessible station, but the gap between the platform and the train could be up to 10 inches.

Gunnersbury Park is also approximately 15 minutes from Gunnersbury Station on the southern spur of the District line. Gunnersbury Station is not wheelchair accessible.

Car:
Please be aware there is limited free car parking spaces available on site. Free Disabled parking is available Stewards will be on site to direct you on the day of the event. 

Bicycle:
Bicycle stands are provided on site in Gunnersbury Park

Accesibility

Event Area: 

• Gunnersbury Park is a 186 acres landscape of trees, open grass spaces and historic buildings.
• There are some tarmac paths that create routes around the park.
• The two entrances to the park are on Popes Lane which is a busy road at times, please note these are the only two gates that will be open.