For those looking for a completely novel way to ring in the New Year, the Imperial College of Australia, proud platinum sponsors of the Grand NYE Evening, in association with Oorja Entertainment and Tandoori Junction, are all set to present a memorable evening of celebrations at the Hiltons. It’s an evening, say the organizers, where “angels will fall and with exotic Latin and Bollywood dancers will leave you in high spirits”.
“The ladies on this day can get away with murder when they are dressed to kill while the gentlemen will refuse to be mere mortals and armed with best bodies and attire to defend themselves and woo a few of the angels,” add the organizers.
There will be a three-course menu, which is set to tantalise your taste buds. There will also be unlimited drinks.
So go ahead, unleash your wardrobe of armour and call your best mates from school, college, work, the neighbourhood or your families and shake your booty.
Check out http://oorjaentertainment.com/newsletters2013/06_nye_hilton.html for more details.
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