Enough and more intellectual stuff dominates the airwaves today, but boxing, softball, food workshops, and lots of theatre, food fests and art exhibitions keep it from hurting Brand Hyderabad.
Just as you're thinking three ladies nights appear too good to be true, there's the rest of the calendar tonite. We're imagining what Friday and Saturday will be like.
A couple of cerebral events crank up the roundup's IQ, but restoring normalcy are theatre, adventure, a screening, yoga, tennis, good ol' kho-kho, fancy food festivals and plenty of art.
Playboy and Kismet take the time-tested route to male patronage with their ladies nights, and Game On tries something at least sounding intrigung. Our picks for the best at the clubs tonite.
A Sufi festival, a rock band, a blues band, a couple of Christmas concerts and two young female flautists ensure you have lots of notes to take this week. Okay, the pun was sad, but the music more that makes up.
Some intriguing local theatre supplements Surabhi's fest, and yoga and religion persuade you there's stuff beyond fullhyd's roundups (especially if you're into our nightlife ones, which you should be). Plus, tennis, hi-science, art, food and more.
It's a good week to find out what Jeelani food is. And if barbeques can taste better than at BBQ Nation. And find out why iced tea deserves a festival of its own.
Varun Bahl's collection hits a local boutique, and Surabhi's drama fest and the GVK tennis tournament continue to dominate shelf space on the calendar. Our picks for the best of today.
Cuba Libre takes affirmative action to spice up a Monday night, with a fashion show. Retro dominates the rest of the nightlife scene, with EDM and rock fans finding honorable mention.
A top quiz, a Surabhi drama fest, a national tennis event and new art events tilt the scales in favour of having fun today. And those were just the names for the poster.
Manish Pushkale, Avish Juluri, Helga Paris, Masuram Ravikanth, Vedya Rao Gandra and Akshay Anand are some of the names credited at the galleries this week. And if you haven't heard several of them, then the curators are doing a good job.
Names like DJ Lemon, DJ Chemical Balance and DJ Catty Pop make you wonder about about a lot of things - and DJ Phalguna Somraj must be wondering much harder. Tell us why you think DJs need weird names. Or don't.
Surabhi and Nupura Ravam bring Telugu culture to Sunday's prime time and prime venues, and Raghu Dixit responds to the encore shouts. A bloggers' meet, kayaking and a knitting workshop fill the hatke slots.