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'Cocktail and Take' at AltAir Rendezvous: An evening to celebrate journeys of women from different walks of life

Attended by women from various walks of life, the cocktail evening at the boutique hotel’s al fresco deck was all about celebrating one’s own journey and cheering for one another

The Telegraph Published 22.03.23, 04:29 PM
All the women joined actress Richa Sharma and Rinkie Mazumder, key accounts manager of Diageo, to cut the cake and celebrate the moment. “Every year Tanqueray and Richa Sharma host this special International Women’s Day celebration with the city’s leading women from all backgrounds. We celebrate everyone’s success and their stories over some great cocktails, said Rinkie.

All the women joined actress Richa Sharma and Rinkie Mazumder, key accounts manager of Diageo, to cut the cake and celebrate the moment. “Every year Tanqueray and Richa Sharma host this special International Women’s Day celebration with the city’s leading women from all backgrounds. We celebrate everyone’s success and their stories over some great cocktails, said Rinkie. Pictures: B Halder

Ahead of International Women’s Day, Rendezvous at AltAir in collaboration with Tanqueray gin from the house of Diageo hosted a special cocktail night on March 4. Attended by women from various walks of life, the cocktail evening at the boutique hotel’s al fresco deck was all about celebrating one’s own journey and cheering for one another. Hosts actress Richa Sharma and Ayan Lima, general manager of AltAir Boutique Hotel, welcomed the ladies for an evening dedicated to sharing stories of each other’s journeys over delish food paired with a variety of cocktails. Snapshots:

Gunnu Ahluwalia (left), Runa Laha (centre) and filmmaker Anindita Sarbadhicari with Acharapan Yavaprapas, Thai consul general (right)

Gunnu Ahluwalia (left), Runa Laha (centre) and filmmaker Anindita Sarbadhicari with Acharapan Yavaprapas, Thai consul general (right)

Actress Debashree Roy turned up in a bright yellow dress and Richa Sharma stunned in a red cutaway gown. “To celebrate women and their accomplishments we really don’t need a particular day. But we thank AltAir and Diageo for pampering us. It was a great ambience complemented by great food and cocktails. We all gathered together and cheered together and patted each other’s back for our upcoming projects in our respective fields. Generally, we are all busy so it was great to spend a relaxed evening with everyone,” said Richa.

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Actress Mallika Banerji (left), Designer Jyotee Khaitan turned up glam in a red outfit (centre) and Sayantani Guhathakurta with Ranieeta Dash (right)

Actress Mallika Banerji (left), Designer Jyotee Khaitan turned up glam in a red outfit (centre) and Sayantani Guhathakurta with Ranieeta Dash (right)

Priti Agarwal (left), Mariam Zaki (centre) and Suman Kajaria (left) and Shalini Srivastava (right)

Priti Agarwal (left), Mariam Zaki (centre) and Suman Kajaria (left) and Shalini Srivastava (right)

(Left) The hosts of the evening, actress Richa Sharma and Ayan Lima, general manager of AltAir Boutique Hotel. “Altair organised International Women’s Day in association with Diageo to celebrate achievements, contributions and accomplishments of women. We expressed our gratitude for what they do and the difference they make in everyone’s life. My heartfelt thanks to all the beautiful women who made this event a memorable one,” said Ayan Lima.

(Right) Uzma Firoz, owner of Style Addict.

Sanjukta Bose, director of IIHM Calcutta (left),  Bilquis Parveen (centre) and Ritu Dhingra, owner of Lashkara Jewellery, with Roma Suri (right)

Sanjukta Bose, director of IIHM Calcutta (left),  Bilquis Parveen (centre) and Ritu Dhingra, owner of Lashkara Jewellery, with Roma Suri (right)

Jyoti Agarwal (left),  Madhabilata Mitra (centre) and Shanti Das, superintendent of police in Human Rights Commission, joined in the celebration (right)

Jyoti Agarwal (left),  Madhabilata Mitra (centre) and Shanti Das, superintendent of police in Human Rights Commission, joined in the celebration (right)

Sunita Sen, principal of The BSS School (left) and Roja Paromita Dey looked pretty in white (right)

Sunita Sen, principal of The BSS School (left) and Roja Paromita Dey looked pretty in white (right)

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