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On a trip at TI
THERE WERE no crowds but the night seemed to be still young. The
DJ was sporting an almost bored kinda expression. Probably, he
didn't know that on Saturday evenings, Cyberabadi party animals
start pretty late on their unwinding trip.
As the midnight hour drew close, there appeared to be an
explosion and the couples started closing in on the dance floor.
The chill in the air was all but forgotten and the crowd began
jiving, increasing their body temperature in a bid to do away
with the rigours of the week.
Well folks, that was the `Coco Cola Saturday Night Live' show at
Treasure Island. The booming speakers belting out hot numbers
filled the air. The evening was packed chock-full of music as the
DJ, Ryan Bech (last year's DMC champ), the Goan Dance Band and
the Fire Eaters Group drove the crowds to a frenzy. The poolside
at TI seemed to come alive as Ryan gave an electrifying start
with a Boyzone remix to warm up the visitors.
The late start apart, the audience got into the groove soon
enough and after the DJ played `Baby give it up...', he asked,
"hey, guys and gals, do you wanna give it up"? And, the chorus
was, "no way"! Then followed a Hinglish number that went
`Deewanegiri karo' followed by a Backstreet Boys song that shot
the enthusiasm levels sky high.
The sight of cute little children dancing on the floor was
refreshing. Sahiti, a class one student, and her brother,
Anirudh, in LKG of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan in Jubilee Hills said
they found the sound too loud. Anyway, they enjoyed the night.
Their father, Raghu, a realtor, said it was for the first time he
was out at TI. "It's good to chill out with family and friends
here," he drawled.
Among the numbers that made the gathering - young and old alike
-- tap a foot or two were `Mambo number 5' (Lou Bega)... `Get
over it' (Eagles)...`We don't need no education' (Pink
Floyd)...and `The final countdown'. Remixes and dancing apart,
the evening (rather night) gave enough kick to those who wanted
to get away the week's blues.
By Suresh Krishnamoorthy
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