Name: Sovan Mukherjee

Club: Shisha.

First day on the job: In 1999 at The Junction, Taj Bengal. “All I remember is that we were divided into several groups.”

Dreads: Accounts.

Family time: “I love to stay at home and catch up with friends. Travelling is my passion, so whenever I get a chance, I go off on a holiday.”

Special guest: Abhishek Bachchan. “He remembered my name the second time he came to Shisha. That felt very good.”

Managing mantra: Work as a team.

Name: Gautam Singh

Club: Someplace Else at The Park.

First day on the job: At The Atrium in 1996. “Coming to Someplace Else was a dream come true for me, as I have always been interested in music.”

Dreads: Troublesome teenagers.

Family time: “I take my two-year-old daughter Anoushka to school and when I get back home it’s nappy-changing time for my one-month-old son Ainesh. Sometimes I also go shopping.”

Special guests: Shankar, Ehsaan and Loy. “Ehsaan also asked me whether I played any instrument since I knew so much about music! Jisshu is also a special guest-cum-friend.”

Managing mantra: Impossible is nothing. Also, think positive.

Name: Subhashish Ghosh

Club: Underground, Hotel Hindusthan International.

First day on the job: At The Park in 2000. “It was a nervous first day — one of our first tasks was to wipe 250 glasses!”

Dreads: Loadshedding.

Family time: He has been married for five years and has a four-year-old son Soham. “Mornings and all 24 hours of my off-days are dedicated to my family.”

Special guest: Karan Paul.

Managing mantra: Hard work, dedication and awareness of what is happening in all the corners of your club.

Name: Subhabrata Dutta

Club: Venom.

First day on the job: At Sourav’s as project manager. “The first day went off well. Everyone was very friendly.”

Dreads: A major fight in the club.

Family time: He has been married for six years and has a five-year-old daughter Shraddha. “My family is very understanding. Whenever I am at home, we make it family time like going out for lunch.”

Special guests: Sourav Ganguly, Sachin Tendulkar, Minissha Lamba and Sanjay Dutt. “They are so famous, yet so down to earth.”

Managing mantra: Patience.

Style pick of the week

Many eyes turned her way when this dusky beauty went partying on Saturday night to Tantra. The short, sexy, brown backless number with metallic stripes had balanced bling. City model Ananya completed her look with red nail varnish, big bangles in brown and black, stilettos, bronze make-up and a black clutch bag. Scrunched hair left loose complemented her attitude for the evening — carefree chic!

Picture by Rashebahri Das