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Ringing in the dandiya beats
As the festival of Navratri approaches, Country Club Hospitality and Holidays (CCHHL) is gearing up to celebrate the most awaited Indian festival.
As the festival of Navratri approaches, Country Club Hospitality and Holidays (CCHHL) is gearing up to celebrate the most awaited Indian festival.
At a press conference held at Country Club, Rajeev Reddy, CMD, CCHHL shared the company’s plan for the festival season on Friday.
Adding to the celebratory mood were a host of glamorous divas from the world of entertainment like Zoya Afroz, Shefali Zariwala and Payal Rohatgi all dressed in traditional outfits. To give an exclusive sneak peek of the festival, the actresses swayed graciously as the beats of garba surrounded the hall.
“We leave no stone unturned when it comes to celebrating our festivals with full vigour. As the season of celebrations has begun, we are excited to bring the best of family entertainment.
We’re already busy preparing for the auspicious nine days of Navratri and we will soon be sharing our plans for the New Year. It is our aim and honour to provide unforgettable experiences for our members,” said Reddy about the plans.
“Upto 10 lucky couples will get an opportunity to dine with a celebrity,” he said.
