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Meet Bros' pre-festive break
As the country gears up to bring in the much-celebrated festivals, the B-town celebrities date diaries are filling up by the day. Stage performances, festival appearances, and other media activists, keep the celebrities busy around the clock. Probably that the reason why musical duo Meet Bros sneaked out of Mumbai to chill on the beaches of Goa before they get into the strict \"work mode on\" space.
Mumbai:As the country gears up to bring in the much-celebrated festivals, the B-town celebrities date diaries are filling up by the day. Stage performances, festival appearances, and other media activists, keep the celebrities busy around the clock. Probably that the reason why musical duo Meet Bros sneaked out of Mumbai to chill on the beaches of Goa before they get into the strict "work mode on" space. "This year we've lived out of our Suitcases," recalls Manmeet Singh.
"We live in Mumbai and work in the industry, that takes away all our time. We aren't really complaining! But like anyone else, we too need to unwind and charge our batteries. Out weekend break will rejuvenate us and help us work better," says the big bro. The music composers have been spotted chilling on the beaches of Goa with their respective families.
"The festive season requires a certain focus and dedication. We totally believe and endorse in the magic of weekend breaks. It works wonders," says Harmeet Singh. "Spending time with family and nature boosts our creativity. With work better with a fresher mind," says Harmeet. Being musicians and absolute foodies, the Bros feel that Goa is the hub for good food and music.
