Foot loose

Party Plans
Bored with the night life in the city? ‘InnovAction Events’ is all set to host a ‘Precious Models Party’ at Club Rendezvous Sector 26 on August 22,aiming to promote clubbin’ culture in the city. The party will also provide a platform for upcoming models,directors,producers,corporates and those associated with the glamour world to meet and connect. “There will be music by DJ AJ,winner of last year’s Battle of DJs. He will be accompanied by DJ Anuj and DJ Sam along with a fire show. We will also be holding fun competitions like Best Dancer,Most Adorable Male and Female and Best Couple along with others,” informed Nitin,managing partner,InnovAction Events. The party will roll out 8 pm onwards and is expected to continue till the wee hours. Among those on the invitees list include model Sahil Anand of the Roadies fame,Mr North India Sahib Joshan,models Disha Sharma,Laveena,Richa Kanwar,Nicky Mahajan,theatre artist Aneeta Sabdish,film directors Babu Chandigarhia,Jassi Brothers,Raj Chauhan,Pramod Rana and Vineet Bhardwaj. The chief guest for the evening will be Parvesh Khurania,a businessman and social worker. Sponsored by Trenz Jewellery,Makeover Salon,Shisha Hub,H24 Security,Kohinoor Jewellers,Mixx Voxx Company and Bacardi,the party is strictly invite based. InnovAction Events has hosted various clubbing activities with artists like Hard Kaur,DJ Notorious,DJ Sanj,DJ Taral,DJ Angel and DJ Shireen. “We are expecting around 300 people and hope to add zing to the night life in the city,” asserted model Disha Sharma.

For better & verse
In our own words,a literary journal from Burning Bush Publications is now online. And what’s heartening is the fact that the Fall ‘09 Edition of the journal includes a sonnet by Dr SS Bhatti,former principal,Chandigarh College of Architecture. Titled All Sensory Pleasures Have Their Intrinsic Limit…Bhatti has written over 4,000 poems in four languages and published poetry anthologies. Poems were invited in an international competition. Leah Gerber,a talented young writer,served as the Guest Editor for the ‘09 Edition,and chose 75 per cent of the pieces for publication this year. Lesléa Newman’s poem “What the Angel Really Said” won the Burning Bush Poetry Prize for 2009. Dion Farquahar and Erna Hennessy’s works earned an honourable mention. Dr Bhatti’s sonnet,selected by Abby Bogomolny,appears at number one.