A layman probably thinks handball is football played with the hand. Well, one way to find out is to watch what happens! A handball tournament wraps up today, a PR convention ropes in Hyderabad's very own Mittal as Chief Guest, a French jazz quartet performs at the Taj, and an exhibition of Andhra handlooms begins.
Go for Bollywood beats, or loosen your ties at the corporate night. 10D is all set to hear your err...crooning, and Firefly celebrates local talent behind the console.
Street food, clothes, electronics, crafts, jewellery, rides, tired feet - so much at just one place, the Numaish. Silk expos, paintings, tennis and cultural programmes also mark the scenery this Thursday.
Good news for the ladies - Dressing well comes easy this week. Just pick your silks and dazzle away! The Taj is helping too, with a sale of high-end fashion. And the 69th edition of the Numaish is all set to roll higher and faster.
It's Wednesday, and that means there's a great reason to go to the pubs if you are a woman, which means there's a fantastic reason to go to the pubs, if you're not. Ladies nites are aplenty tonite, and also, Hindi songs churned out by the dozen.
It's a shopper's weekday again. The Numaish, of course, deserves a walk-through, mostly because it's as Hyderabadi as you are. In the art corridors, a mixed-media exhibition starts at Shrishti Art Gallery today.
You might think of dousing that Tuesday feeling at 10D, or at the retro-themed F Bar. For nights as cold as these, cocktails at B&C and the hot dance floor at Firefly aren't bad either.
A silk expo, the customary outing to the Numaish, and Kashmiri food - this is how the week is pulling along. With help from a poignant award-winner from French cinema.
Robo-fanatics get to play God this week at Impetus, NITK's prelims for their tech-symposium. All of OU's foreign students come together in a 2-day festival that will see them, among other things, dancing in groups. And before that, KCircle and YOCS for the brainy Saturdays.
Just another week? While there are no big gigs this week, the city's faithful pubs ensure you still get your share of action, every day. Starting out with cocktails and salsa tricks, there are ladies nites mid-week, and lots of company over the weekend. Just another week? Yes!
Normal Sundays start at noon. Lazy Sundays mean breakfast at 2. Really lazy Sundays mean lunch at the pubs. For the really lazy, here's where to head for lunchtime. Cover charges apply, please!
Today, more than ever, tattooed twins don't get separated here, and yet, the Numaish remains larger than life. Its 69th edition should be your first answer to a 'what's for Sunday?' Also check out Kashmiri food, and the grand finale to the All India Crafts Mela, and remember, doctors can have fun too!
Well, the scene remains pretty much the same. However, if you must - and you most probably must, seeing as it's Saturday night - here's where you could hit the floor.
SPIC-MACAY's calendar is moving, and their Convention in the city has a lot of youth moving along with it. Hyderabad's original favourite, the once-a-year exhibition, opened a few days back. Away from all that hustle and bustle, the Taj has a Kashmiri food fest rolling all of this week.