It was a coming together of street art, music, food, debate, book adda and neighborhood architecture photography, There was something for everyone. It emerged as a model of how you don’t necessarily need to go to a mall to unwind, the unwind (holistically cultural and wholesome) can start from one’s neighborhood.<\/p>\n
One :<\/strong> It was a leisurely street event on Hindustan Road organized by Art Rickshaw, quite unlike a\u00a0Pujo\u00a0with a queued hurriedness to see and get the hell out.<\/p>\n Two :<\/strong> It was a coming together of street art, music, food, art, debate, book\u00a0adda\u00a0and neighborhood architecture photography. There was something for everyone.<\/p>\n There :<\/strong> It was just the right season. That early February nip cum mellow sunshine that made it heaven to just float and soak in the sun.<\/p>\n Four :<\/strong> It was an event stewarded by a 22 year old Devanshi, which immediately enhances your respect for an event of this nature.<\/p>\n Five :<\/strong> It was principally a street art show with everything curated around it. The road was painted overnight,\u00a0purono barir\u00a0jaanla\u00a0(old window frames) were painted pastel and positioned as selfie corners and even the disused street hand pump (chaanpa kol) was painted a presentable blue.<\/p>\n Six :<\/strong> It was a visually relaxed event, no hoarding screamed for attention or gave you a typical commercial\u00a0onusthaan\u00a0feel.<\/p>\n