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PUJA WRAP
SATURDAY 8 OCTOBER 2011
THE TIMES OF INDIA | CALCUTTA TIMES
SHAKE IT BABY!
Santanu Sarkar
DJ Aqeel
With hands up in the air, the crowd partied
like there was no tomorrow
A couple stole a few private moments
in the middle of the din
WHAT AQEEL MIXED
W
hen the city was done with
Nabami’s
bhog
and
dhunuchi naach, and, of
course, Wednesday night’s T20 match
between team Bangalore and South
Australia Redbacks, it was time for
some real kickass naach-gana.
Close
to
midnight
at
Underground, The HHI, the baap of
Bollywood remixes, DJ Aqeel, took
over the console. He started off with
one of his most popular numbers,
“Yeh wada raha”. As the familiar
beats of the songs rang out, the
crowd screamed, put their hands in
the air and got grooving. It looked to
be quite a promising night of partying! Requests for popular
numbers were sent to
the DJ, scribbled on
chits
of
paper.
Leopard print
However, the one
made a comeback on
song that was
requested over
the dance floor with Sonam
and over again
(far left) and Rachel sporting
was “Chammak
the trend. Accessorize it
Challo”
from
“RA.One”.
with red lips and nails
YEH WADA RAHA: Cult Aqeel classic!
We’ll never forget the opening beats
CHHAMMAK CHHALLO: The latest
rage. One hell of a burner, this!
TERI MERI PREM KAHANI: The
‘Bodyguard’ song
AINVAYI AINVAYI: For those
wanting to balle balle!
Deblina Chakravorty
Rio &
Megha
COLOUR ME WILD
There was much mush on the dance floor! While Dolly and Tanbir
(left) showed it off with their moves, we caught another couple in
an awkward moment. That’s some way of trying to plant a kiss!
S
Priti; (right)
Devdutta
aptami meant stepping out in style and, as usual, Kolkata’s night
owls were at their sartorial best while on the prowl. They descended at Tantra, The Park, for night-long revelry with resident DJs
Vishal, Hussain and Joy spinning cool club classics.
In true festive spirit, the party people put on their most colourful feet
forward, painting the dance floor in a riot of different hues. While Priti
chose to channel tradition, Devdutta pumped it up with a pair of fiery-red
denims. Monami and Supriya, on the other hand, showed us that to party
in style, one has to earn their stripes!
Monami
& Supriya