Camels. Check. Palm trees. Check. Genie. Check. Arabian Nights, a part of Super City Carnival presented by The Telegraph and City Centre Salt Lake, had every ingredient to transport visitors to a desert

Dance troupe Crescendo performed to Ishq Sufiyan, Laila main Laila and Mehbooba on Saturday evening

The Agarwal family enjoyed their weekend outing at the Salt Lake mall. “We had a great time here. Me and my brother Arya won a lot of prizes at the games counter,” said Nandini Agarwal, a Class VIII student of Modern High School. Father Sachin and mother Himani Agarwal were happy to see the kids have a great time

Mohua Dutta and her four-and-a-half-year-old daughter Sumedha made a pretty picture in Arabian costume. “I came here just to see my daughter happy. She is really enjoying herself and has played games and now wants to get a tattoo,” said the doting mom and schoolteacher

Yash Jhunjhunwala was all concentration as he tried to put the genie together at the puzzle stall. “I am liking it here, I played the bindi game (Pin the Genie Lamp) too,” said the Chhota Bheem fan who is a Class III student of DPS Mega City

Debashree Tripathy (left) came all the way from Delhi to meet sister Debasmita and the Photo Op Zone was just what they needed to celebrate. “We are having a great time here and this one’s for the album,” smiled Debasmita, a PhD student at Jadavpur University, as her sister proudly showed the picture

Archisha Mondal came wearing a Minnie Mouse tee but her favourite is Barbie. She has one at home and got one inked on her hand too. “I played the puzzle game and got a tattoo,” said the Class III student of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Salt Lake

 

Text by Shweta Keshri;
pictures by Anindya Shankar Ray