Bangalore, night out!

Bangalore, a happening place, where young promising people come together--- work, training, students, internship... not quite of a holistic i would say. The whole city is pretty much like the CBD town area of Singapore, in a much expanded land scale.

It was an experience exploring the night scenes this weekends. Very much like Singapore, most people will have a list of parties to follow through after they end their working week. Interestingly, the fun will start at about 7pm and end at 11.30pm ( strictly). And police will start streaming to disperse the crowds. And the "black market parties" starts--- meeting up at a person's place for private parties.

I went to HINT with a group, located at a rooftop of a building. A nice open terrace over-viewing the cities, and a glass compartment separating the dance floor where people were dancing in estacy. Forget about talking, i practically had to shout into ears; and using body signals and eye contacts to communicate.
If you want to experience "sardine packed", visit HINT.

You've got to check out the Bangalore Oktober Fest @ Ground Palace. Its a festival started in Germany which was said to be a real  big event. Here, a stage far away was playing some loud Sufi music, and on the vast ground were people grabbing a Kingfisher and enjoying their One Moment of Glory, Nice!

I was chatting with a friend that how irony some things can be. During most of the days, people wear proper; Indian ladies especially are more conservative and demure. When the sunsets and the moon rises, we were pretty amazed that the ladies seems to be more overwhelming than the men in the clubs. What's that " you've got to wear covered clothes" had somewhat vanished in the thin air.  

Was this the result of suppression? Rebellious.