Hosted at the SVH ground in IILM University, Greater Noida, the fest wasn’t just an event. It was a full on vibe check that we didn’t know we needed. The entire ground was buzzing with life: food stalls serving everything our cravings could imagine, quirky tattoo corners, aesthetic jewellery stalls and endless spots to just hang out and soak it all in. Day 1: DJ Night – Sweat, Beats, and No Voice Left
The fest kicked off with a bang as DJ Tuhina took over the stage. And let’s just say she understood the assignment. The beats dropped, the crowd lost it and suddenly everyone was singing like they were the main character in a music video. It wasn’t just dancing; it was pure madness. People jumping, screaming lyrics, hands in the air just living in the moment. At one point the energy was so unreal you could literally see the vapours of sweat rising in the air. By the end of the night, almost everyone had their “gala baith gaya” moment. But honestly, no one cared. Day 2: Band Night – Sufi Feels and Soft Hearts
If Day 1 was all about hype, Day 2 hit us right in the feels. Tabish Pasha came in, and what we expected to be “just another performance” turned into something magical. The vibe shifted completely as he brought in those soulful sufi notes that made the entire crowd pause and just feel. Yes! some of us were lowkey emotional. The best part? He asked for the barricades to be opened, breaking that invisible line between the stage and the audience. Suddenly, everyone was closer, more connected, more involved. It felt less like a concert and more like a shared moment. And with the traditional outfit theme, the whole ground looked like a beautiful blend of culture and chaos. Day 3: Artist Night – The Wait, The Hype, The Icon
The final day was all about the grand finale Artist Night. And the star of the evening? None other than Akhil, the voice behind hits like Khaab, Gani and Bachalo. Sure he made us wait a bit but the second he stepped on stage all was forgiven. The crowd went wild, phones were up and the screaming? Next level!! And then came the highlight moment when everyone together recreated the iconic “Khaab” meme. It was hilarious and honestly, one of those “you had to be there” memories. The Aftermath: Tired but Thriving
By the end of these three days, we were exhausted, dehydrated, probably running on zero sleep but also unbelievably happy. Safe to say this fest didn’t just meet expectations it completely redefined them.