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SUMMER CARNIVAL AT RAMOJI FILM CITY



Summer and outdoors rarely go together. Jumping into the pool is the onlyoption that you can think of. Not any more! Coz, it''s carnival time in RamojiFilm City.

The carnival will be on till June 14th. Take a tour of the complex, stroll in theirbeautifully lit-up gardens or watch the fun shows. You have plenty of options tochoose from.

If you''ve already seen RFC and would like to see just the carnival, the best timeto arrive is at 4:00PM. There''s the usual tour bus to take you on a round of thefilm city and other hotspots. Make sure to get back by 5:30PM, because that''swhen the fun starts!


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The Eureka entertainment show keeps you laughing and entertained for a goodcouple of hours. Exotic Russian Dancers, Hoop Dancers and an interactive DJmake for an unforgettable experience. You will want to go on stage when theemcee calls you, coz he's handing out some neat gifts.

A huge red dragon at the end of the show just adds to the thrill; you''ll want tokeep your camera clicking for this one. The dragon leads you to the gardensand leaves you to enjoy the ambience.

The gardens are lit up so beautifully they make you feel you''re in a movie set.You definitely want to hang around and check out the gardens.

And when the show ends at 9:00PM, you really don''t feel like leaving theplace. But lucky for you, the carnival is around long enough. So you can goanother day if you feel like it.



INTERVIEW: SKYHARBOR



For a band whose members are spread out across the globe, Skyharbor hasreached a level in the music scene that no other has.

Comprising Daniel Tompkins, Keshav Dhar, Anup Sashtry, Devesh Dayal andKrishna Javeri, the band talks to Cluburb about their music from its evolutionand its future plans.Excerpts.



C: "Math, science, history, unraveling the mysteries, that all started with thebig bang...How did Skyharbor's journey begin?

SH: It began with an itch that needed to be scratched, and it happened in theform of a messy, disorganized Cubase file on my laptop. The equally messyresults found their way on to the internet, and the rest is history.

C: If you had to break down your style for someone who has never heardyour music before, how would you explain it?

SH : Emotional, groovy, expansive progressive rock.



C: There are bands that have fallen apart for many reasons, despite being inthe same country. How does a band like yours, which has members from USA,India and UK work?SH : That's a good question. I think if we had tried to jump in to the rat race ofthe industry and try to keep up with the pace of chasing agents, managers,labels, etc – it would probably not have worked out due to the sheerimpossibility of making the logistics work. We don't play many shows, and wedon't try to conform to any standards. We do things our way, and if theindustry wants to be on board, that's great. We just love making music, andthat is our top and only real priority – everything else comes a very distantsecond.

C: What is your take on the current music scene in the country?SH : It's getting there, it will take a while but eventually with the amount ofgreat talent coming through, it's only a matter of time before things pick up alot quicker on the industry side of things.



C: Do you think being an academic musician versus a self-taught musicianmakes a difference to the kind of sound you produce? Which do you thinkworks in favor of upcoming bands getting to where you are?SH : Regardless of whether you are taught or self taught, I think the importantthing is to listen to a lot of different music, and keep an open mind and imbibethings from different styles. Being curious about discovering new music, beingopen minded about genres that are completely different from yours, are thekey essentials to growing as songwriters and musicians.

C: How has the individual style of each member contributed to the finaloutput of the band?SH : Hugely! Devesh has a very unique way of writing, you can tell his partsfrom the big choruses which have these hooky lead guitars running on top.Krishna's influence is pretty clear as well, the album on the whole is actuallymuch more bass driven than guitar driven.



C: Do you think the band has evolved in terms of sound since you've started?SH : Absolutely.

C: Who are the bands biggest influences?SH : Deftones, Karnivool, Oceansize, Devin Townsend, Jakob, SigurRos, the listjust goes on and on.

C: Where has your best performance been so far?SH : It's really hard to pick one, but either one of NH7 Pune, Download orGraspop (all in 2014).

C: What is the one factor that drives you to keep the band going? Any advicefor underground newbies?SH : Just our collective love for writing music, don't ever forget why you beganplaying in the first place. Do it for the right reasons, whatever they may be.




CAMP ANYWHERE WITH THE GRASSWALK EXPLORE


The comfort of your bed doesn't let you camp under the stars or let you wakeup to the fresh scent of morning grass.

But now, with the GrassWalk Explore - a mobile camp – you can do both.You can go camping, enjoy nature along with the luxury of your king sized bed,clean linen and even electricity!

The Explore moves to a new location every week and between forests, farmlands or historical sites, you have the option of choosing the location.



During your stay in the wilderness, you'll have 400 sqft of porch space, an English Bathroom and enough running water to use.

Besides the essentials, the mobile truck carries your luxury tent, bedding, cutlery and everything you could need to make your date with nature that much more comfortable.

With all your needs taken care of, all you have left to do is sit back on the deck, relax and enjoy the unadulterated beauty that surrounds you.Lay back in cold grass, look at the stars and how they shine for you!




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