How to print a string and all the n lines of that string bash script

Hi All can you please help me I am trying to get the following output so basically I have 2 input files and we need only the common :names from both the input files along with there the lines below them the .name/of/file lines.

Till now I have tried:

 awk '/:name1/{flag=1} flag;/ /{flag=0}' /path/of/input/file1

Output:

:name1
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 1 ]

But its only printing the first line.

Input file1:

:name1
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 1 ]
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 1 ]

:name2
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 1 ]

:name3
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 24 ]
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 24 ]

:name4
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]

:name5
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 6 ]
./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 6 ]

Input file2:

:name1
:name3
:name4

Required Outputfile:

:name1
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 1 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 1 ]
:name3
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 24 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 24 ]
:name4
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]

One awk approach:

awk '
FNR==NR { a[$1]; next }
NF<=1   { flag=0   }           # clear flag if zero or one non-white-space fields is present in the current line
$1 in a { flag=1   }           # set flag if 1st field is an index in the a[] array
flag                           # if flag == 1 then print current line to stdout
' file2 file1

This generates:

:name1
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 1 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 1 ]
:name3
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 24 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 24 ]
:name4
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]
    ./name/of/file [logfile] [ error in file coming since Day : 3 ]

Output can also be made indented:

awk 'NR == FNR { for (i = 1; i <= NF; ++i) a[$i] = 1; next }
    a[$1] { $1 = $1; print }' RS= FS='\n' OFS='\n\t' file{2,1}