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Ekatvam - A Tech Mahindra Event
It was a Valentine’s Day eve that none from the 15, 000 audience is likely to forget in a long time to come. There was an air of bubbling excitement, a high degree of expectancy and a spirit that was in sync with the moods.
Settings the beat for the year
It was a Valentine’s Day eve that none from the 15, 000 audience is likely to forget in a long time to come. There was an air of bubbling excitement, a high degree of expectancy and a spirit that was in sync with the moods.
The Tech Mahindra family could not have expected anything more as its annual feature ‘Ekatvam’, this year themed as ‘Valentine Cinema’, was pulsating from the word go.
The employees were awestruck seeing the spectacular performances in the event that marks the climax to the month-long New Year festivities. The employees, with families tugging along to the 271-acre Tech Mahindra Technology Centre (TMTC) in Bahadurpally were treated to a near-high pitch Saturday Night Fever.
Team Josh & Corporate services under the umbrella of Hyderabad Location Council along with the Corporate Services team of Tech Mahindra took the spotlight.
Stellar performances by the associates included a fashion show, group dance, DJ spinning the crowd wild, rock band and live music concert by Sona Mohapatra and Revanth by Josh Kala Club.
The singers performed their own compositions like “Jungiji”, “Ambarsariya”, “Aajave”, “Bedardiraja” and “Piya Se Naina”. “A live audience fuels me like nothing else and I really love to be on stage. It is as important as breathing in oxygen.
The decibel levels ought to be as feverishly high as the expectations of the boisterous crowd. It’s a very emotional thing to be on stage and to make people happy,” said the ecstatic Sona Mohapatra. That was the very spirit that ran through the show that went into the wee hours.
