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Maiden ‘Mangalorean Carnival 2017’ in Dubai on Oct 20

Shodhan Prasad
October 17, 2017

Dubai, Oct 17: For the first time Mangalureans in Dubai will be organising maiden exotic ‘Mangalorean Carnival 2017’ in Dubai on Friday, October 20, 2017 in association with Broadway Events.

The event will be happening in Knotty Yard at Holiday Inn Hotel, Embassy District, Bur-Dubai in a beautiful ambience withgreat interiors, Bars, Dance floor and that too in Mangalurean style.

The organisers are boasting that this will definitely chill you out and will make your week end a night to be remembered.

There are two DJs specially flying for the first time all the way from Mangalore to Dubai, getting their clubbing vibes along. These DJs have gained popularity playing in various clubs across India and also played alongside with some of the renowned international artist.

DJ JUDE

JUDE is one of the senior most DJ/producer, a house hustler and die hard partyholic. He is also a multi factitive entity hailing from Mangalore being grown up listening to various genres of music alongside building up a commendable music collection.”Destination Dance” is an unofficial pilot project of DJ JUDE.His remix have gained attention of Bollywood industry and international DJs. His remix of ‘Agent Vinod-Pungi’, ‘Ra-One-ChammakChallo’, ‘Greenday- when September ends’ are some of his hits. His remake of ‘Avicii- wake me up’ was supported by international DJs and was played in some of the radio shows.

DJ PRAN

DJ PRAN a youngest DJ who started his career at age of 17.  He is fast emerging and setting up a remarkable name in the DJ’ing industry. Being set to do his international debut he is known for his style of big room& club music keeping the music pulsating and the people on their feet.He is also the winner of War of DJ’s at National institute of technology and shared stage with some the big names in the dance music industry. It’s definitely a treat for all the EDM lover to hear him play in Dubai. You can expect some of the dance music hits of the year in his set.

DJ JOEL

Joel is well-known established DJ in Dubai. Fondly known in the Mangalorean community he has been playing around UAE, GCC and India. He was also a resident DJ at some of the well-known clubs in UAE. He is the proud winner of ‘War of DJ’with Runner up 2013 and 2014.

Table booking

Organisers have informed that it is recommended to pre book the table for large group booking in order to get along together. The team has also planned some amazing offer on pre-table booking. However individual booking is also open and one may Contact: 0506769234

       

Free Entry for Couples:

Team has decided to give free entries to Couples and mixed group of people. To avail this opportunity you need to send your names to the guest listby calling 050 6769234.

You may also long on toww.facebook.com/mangalorecarnivaldubai

 

This Event is Sponsored by:

•     Action Flimz

•     Ocean kids

•     Shetty Lunch Home Dubai

•     WELS Gladiators

•     RAZZMATAZZ360

•     Broadway events

•     APP PARNTER: OLPA.in

•     VENUE PARTNERS: KNOTTY YARD

•     PROMOTIONAL: Shodhan Prasad – Sandhya Creations

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