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INSTINCTS v 5.0
DAY ONE:
On March 4th, 2010 SSN witnessed the
magnum opus inauguration of the three day annual
cultural extravaganza ‘INSTINCTS v.5’. with a
crowd that overflowed the main auditorium, the
mega budget event in association with HCL was
inaugurated by the very energetic and youthful
GOA team Venkat Prabhu, Premgi Amaren, and
Vaibhav. The inaugural saw the trio earning
repeated applause from the audience for their
little dancing and singing. Vaibhav and Premgi had
the audience shaking with laughter with many
one-liners from their films. After the team made
an exit, the stage sizzled with a variety of host
performances including dance and music.
The Music club had its inauguration in the Main
Stage by ‘MELLISAI MANNAR’, the legendary
M S VISWANATHAN. In spite of the age and
health, he enthralled the crowd with his heart
filling numbers. The Tamil Mandram, ’SAARAL’ was
inaugurated by the famous orator Thiru.
SUBAVEERAPANDIYAN of ‘Tamil peachu ,engal
muuchu’ fame.
The students had a great opportunity
interacting with
Hiten Gusani
and Richa Gusani, from 3D India, Mumbai
during the 3D Photography workshop. The whole day
witnessed many events like Quiz, Light music, JAM,
Elocution, DUMBC, Mono Acting, Rangoli, Junkart
and many more.
The first day ended with the students dancing
to the hits and remixes during the D J NITE.
DJ CRAIG and DJ PETER kept the
audience on their feet dancing to the tunes they
played.
DAY TWO:
Once the afternoon set in the students were sent
on a Treasure hunt which was a major crowd
puller. While the Gamers were busy racing and
firing in the Gaming chamber. VJ Paloma
came up with the right quotient needed for a VJ.
The Tamil Mandram showcased the Cultural Heritage
of Tamil culture, bringing in professional artists
to perform various dances such as ‘Kuthatam’ and ‘Karagatam’.
This made the crowd exuberant with joy. The day
also witnessed many events like Face Painting,
Mehandi, Poster making, IPL 3, What’s the good
word and Tamil Isai.
DAY THREE:
If day two had a bundle of entertainment packed
inside, its successor had thought provoking
concepts in life told to all in the best possible
way. The Tamil Mandram’s premier event, MODHIPAAR
(debate) saw the best of best orators (SSN and
outside participants) going neck to neck. The
event had a judge whose name would pop up whenever
someone talked about debate, Mr. Rajagopal aka
“PATTIMANDRAM RAJA”. He took the debate to a
level beyond any comparison. His reviews on the
speeches were not only fun filled but also tested
every one’s knowledge. It was followed by the
valedictory function of Tamil Mandram. The Main
Auditorium recreated the scene of inauguration
with an ever enthusiastic crowd that waited
eagerly to catch a glimpse of one of India’s
famous comedian on stage, ‘Padmashree’ Vivekh
. His speech on student life and friendship
was a combination of humour and emotions that
incorporated self motivation and development in
all. His prescription on HOW TO WORK SMART was
perhaps the best.
Instincts
2K9
The
5th
6th
and 7th
of March 2009 saw a shift in the prime population towards southern
Chennai in the sprawling campus of SSN and witnessed SSN at its best
for the three days of INSTINCTS!!! Beauty, brains, talent,
creativity and the gifted came together to make this grandeur
festival successful than ever!! With more than 20000 participants and
prize money worth more than 3.5 lakhs INSTINCTS2K9 was a grand
success and the three day cultural extravaganza turned out as a
rendezvous of the young and the talented.
The
inauguration function
was indeed the fitting opening to this cultural extravaganza with its
scintillating promos, graceful dance and sizzling performances and
actor Aarya as the chief guest. The auditorium was packed to its
fullest and Aarya was welcomed with an earsplitting and enthusiastic
cheer. He also handed out cds of his latest movie Sarvam to those who
amused the crowd with a crazy stunt!! The three days were adorned
with events of all genres including workshops for radio jockeying
(RJ) and jazz to bring
inconspicuous
talent in the open. While
Gaming,
Variety, Quiz, Cartooning, Junk art, Face painting
Mehndi
and a lot more
events paved as a portal for the participants showcase their
creativity, the dance and music events enthralled the audience and
exhibited the endowed talent of the skilled participants.
The
blazing sun failed to dampen the enthusiasm of the crowd all through
the three days. The beauty of the campus and the charm of the
location were enhanced by the lovely handiwork by the students. May
it be the fine arts event in the IT block or the literature club
event in the auditorium or the main stage, the heads appeared in
colossal amounts. The events proved as a locus where talent reached
out to gaiety and where the finest talent in town contended with each
other, nothing but the
crème
de la crème to judge the best. The luminaries not only
discerned the skills of the participants but also gratified the
audience with their ace performance. The show stopping bike stunt
show won lots of cheer, hoots and claps from the spirited crowd with
their breathtaking stunts and talents. The show that lasted for
almost an hour witnessed outstanding performance by professionals who
enthused the audience with sensational stunts.
To
add to the mirth of
the cultural fest
singer
Karthik stole the show with his concert for two hours. A rhapsodic
crowd of almost 4000 swayed to the mystical voice of the singer and
sang with him. The show triumphed with some great music and avid
audiences. The jazz workshop conducted by Sanjay really jazzed-up
with the sizzling moves of the trainer and ebullient participants. It
was pure fun and frolic at the informals stage with crazy and zealous
participation. SSN’s very own radio SSNadio was broadcasted during
the three days with peppy music and it was welcomed with equal
enthusiasm. True to its tagline “Hear it!! Cheer it!!” it won
cheers from all around.
Both
the literature clubs were at its best this year. The Tamil Club with
its massive events embellished all three days of this cultural fest.
Lyricist Yuga Barathy, Neeya Naana Gopinath, Delhi Ganesh paid
tribute to the language with their presence. On the other side
English Club with its distinguished chief guests and with spectrum of
events like shipwreck, JAM, debate, creative writing, Adzap and
potpourri proved to be the right test for language.
The
music club events was graced by the personalities who are renowned in
this field which includes B.S.Purushothaman, Srilekha Parthasarathy,
Gayathri Girish, Ramesh Vinayagam, Kabuli, M.S.Ragothaman. It formed
the right path for the participants to showcase their musical and
vocal talents.
The
dance club set the entire audience to tap their feet to fast numbers.
The teams were creative in their performance and competed with great
spirit. The classical event was honoured by the guest Anitha Guha and
the choreo night was judged by Baba Baskar. George, Michael,
Sivakarthikeyan and Antony of Boys vs Girls team joined us during the
Western solo event. A dance workshop was also conducted by Sanjay of
Jodi No 1.
Finearts
club with its creative and colorful events attracted the participants
to involve and exhibit their artistic talents. Ms Varsha and
Mr.Nattanam gave their august presence. The variety entertainment was
again a show of pure creativity just as its guest Mr.Sivakarthikeyan.
The
institutions is greatful to Neel Metal Fanalca, the eco-partner
through whom it was able to showcase its keen care and concern
towards the nature.
INSTINCTS
has proved its mighty worth once again and this time it was the best
ever. The three days have been perpetuated in the minds of those who
were present and the legend of INSTINCTS shall endure until the sun
grows cold !!!
we
owe the success of Instincts 2K9 mainly to the whole hearted and
unstinted support extended by Ms. Kala Vijayakumar, SSN
President, Dr. S. Salivahanan, Principal, Dr. Kasthuri,Dean, Mr.
Srinivasan, SoMCA Director, Dr sunita Nair Faculty convener ,Faculty
,staff and students. The excellent team work of the organizers with
HCL as the main sponsor made this cultural even a grand success.
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