Delhiites in Sydney is a group formed of people who have migrated from Delhi to Sydney. Over time it has become a great platform to share thoughts, celebrate and help fellow Delhiites who have made Sydney their home.
On 20 October the group hosted a pre-Diwali party in what can best be described as complete Delhi style. Kids did various dance performances including Ganesh Vandana by Aaradhya Sharma, a cultural dance performance by Prisha Joshi along with her mother Surya Joshi, and a classical dance by Elisha Gupta. Some members sang duets and Lakshay Gupta showcased a wonderful western dance performance. With lots of prizes for kids and adults, it was a fun-filled event with a sumptuous dinner and Delhi style DJ dance party.
The event was sponsored by Eco World International, while the special magic show was arranged by Dazzle Diamonds. The other sponsors included Red Chilli N Curries, Blue Hill Real Estate, Jyotika Malhotra Make-up Maestro, Yummylicious, Vijesh Khanna—The Dream Home Expert, Bhukkad.com, Ginger Indian Restaurant, DreamLiving Furnishing, Normanhurst Dental, Heart and Soul Productions Pty Ltd, Henna Hub Sydney, Desi Handyman, Krishna Astrology and Pujan Services, The Indian Sun, Krishna Financial Services, Event Genie—Event Management Services and Graphynix. The photography on the day was by Delhi 6 Photography by Mukul, who did a splendid job that captured the spirit of the evening.
This event would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of every member of the organising committee of Delhiites in Sydney—Amber Tandon, Amrita Gupta, Jyotika Malhotra, Manish Kumar, Mukul Mahajan, Priya Sharma, Swati Khurana, Vijesh Khanna and Vaarun Malhotra.
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