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Saturday night fever

Party

TT Bureau Published 27.04.18, 12:00 AM

@Roxy 

DJ Mojojojo took over the dance floor at Roxy, The Park, on April 14 as part of Saturday Nights with his two-hour trap and hip-hop set along with some of his own remixes. If Mi Gente and Attention by Charlie Puth got the crowd singing and swinging, then Turn Down For What by DJ Snake got them twerking. Opening for him was DJ Joy Banerjee with commercial and house numbers like Rihanna’s This Is What You Came For and Tiesto’s Red Light. 
“When DJ Mojojojo started his set, it was so much fun and no one could stop me and my friends from dancing, except for little selfie breaks,” said Rinki Dey, a freelance model who sported the classic LBD with red lips. 
Shiwani Pradhan had the summer vibe going with her short black layered dress and nude pumps. Multilayered chains and minimal make-up completed her look. 

@UG Reincarnated

UG Reincarnated took a Bollywood turn on April 14 for Sizzling Saturdays with DJ Lemon (inset), who churned out a three-hour Bollywood and commercial set with Bom diggy diggy, Dil chori and Naah. DJ Tishya opened with EDM and some hip-hop drops. “The night was amazing as I expected it to be. I have been to Calcutta multiple times and I share a good bond with the crowd. It was no surprise to have a banger of a night,” said DJ Lemon.
Aisha Subba dressed up in a red-and-black halter dress, black heels and red lipstick. “When I think of parties, I think hip-hop! DJ Tishya killed it with her set. My favourite hip-hop song is Crank That by Soulja Boy,” she said. 

Text: Urvashi Bhattacharya

Pictures: Rashbehari Das

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