by Noor & Nehmat
Navratri is one of the most cherished Hindu festivals that’s celebrated across the country for nine days. The lavish spirit and grandeur of Navratri celebrations across all the Indian states are certainly worth watching. Residence at Carlton Estate celebrated with blast festive vibes with DJ, games, loud and happy music, fun, and frolic at Dandiya Dhamaal. Grooving to the beat of the latest Bollywood and traditional songs during Garba dance rehearsals on the society lawns to a hit performance in front of friends and family. Like every year the dance performances by chlidlrens and ladies are worth the appreciation.
We had a phenomenal event on 1 Oct 2022 and it adds up to a series of successful Dandiya/ Garba nights held in the past in Carlton estate.
Events become successful with the complete dedication and effort of a united team and we are lucky to have that, RWA being the backbone supporting on all financial fronts, the Cultural team taking care of all the poster making, active members taking care of all the performances and the office staff taking care of the PR (looking after stalls etc).
It does without saying that after putting so much effort it wouldn’t have been possible without our beautiful, talented choreographer who choreographed maximum performance along with other resident choreographers and made it a memorable event for all the participants and the audience. It was one of the events where each one of the audience was complimented for something or the other. We are looking forward to having many more in the future.
First 10 days of the month are the perfect time to think about your Navratri and Garba looks as everyone is already entering the middle of the auspicious festive fervor. Each resident braced their spirits and got their dandiya sticks ready to celebrate this Navratri by shaking their legs to loud cheerful music with their gang.
On 3rd & 4th October 2022 that was Ashtami and Navmi, Pooja, and Kirtan will be scheduled from 12.30 pm to 2.30 pm by the ladies of Carlton Estate.
