JUN 26 -
On the occasion of the first anniversary, Nepal Life Insurance Company (NLIC) City Centre has come up with an exciting package of events. After the successful organisation of the exhibition of wedding costumes last week, they have come up with an open dance competition. The final round of the competition was conducted at City Centre, Kamal Pokhari on Saturday.
The preliminary selection round had taken place amid the crowd of shoppers at the Centre on June 11 and 12. The Centre initially sent in the invitations to schools, colleges and dance academy inside the valley but they also got a number of impromptu participants at the venue during the auditions. “The crowd here got really enthusiastic -some of them filled the forms on the spot, transferred their songs to us via cell phones and danced,” said Pallavi, one of the the organisers. There were altogether 7 solo performers and 2 group dance for the finale. The contenders could choose any English, Nepali or Hindi numbers.
The group dance winners and the solo winner were entitled to cash prizes of Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 5,000 respectively along with trophies and gift vouchers sponsored by different stores within the City Centre.
The Centre has planned a book exhibition along with other events for the next month.
On the occasion of the first anniversary, Nepal Life Insurance Company (NLIC) City Centre has come up with an exciting package of events. After the successful organisation of the exhibition of wedding costumes last week, they have come up with an open dance competition. The final round of the competition was conducted at City Centre, Kamal Pokhari on Saturday.
The preliminary selection round had taken place amid the crowd of shoppers at the Centre on June 11 and 12. The Centre initially sent in the invitations to schools, colleges and dance academy inside the valley but they also got a number of impromptu participants at the venue during the auditions. “The crowd here got really enthusiastic -some of them filled the forms on the spot, transferred their songs to us via cell phones and danced,” said Pallavi, one of the the organisers. There were altogether 7 solo performers and 2 group dance for the finale. The contenders could choose any English, Nepali or Hindi numbers.
The group dance winners and the solo winner were entitled to cash prizes of Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 5,000 respectively along with trophies and gift vouchers sponsored by different stores within the City Centre.
The Centre has planned a book exhibition along with other events for the next month.
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