The In Camera committee held a documentary screening on Thursday, 19th January 2017 at 6.30 pm. It was hosted by Ravi & Amita Sheth at their office and was followed by cocktails and dinner. The Rotarians met at 6.30 p.m. and the film screening was of 1 ½ hour followed by a Q & A...
The In camera committee recently held a talk on Safeguards against Back & Joint Problems by Dr. Rumi Fardun Beramji of Beramji's Hospital on 14th December 2016. The function which was graciously hosted by Rotaryanne Divyaa & Mayank Kummar also saw Dr. Beramji distributing an illustrated booklet on spinal exercises and a CD on how...
Sonal Holland, India’s First Master of Wine talks about the five S’s of Wine tasting A wine tasting, appreciation and education event was hosted by Vrinda Rajgarhia on 17th November 2016 at her residence. Attended by 40 Rotarians and Rotaryannes, the event saw India’s first and only master of wine, Sonal Holland, educating the guests on...
The In-Camera Fellowship Committee has successfully charmed Rotarians by organizing four very unique fellowships, including ‘Therapeutic Yoga’ by Bijal Doshi, ‘The Way to Art’ an interactive talk by Kalpana Shah of Tao Art Gallery, ‘My Love for Hair And How You Can Keep Yours’ by Rtn Dr. Akshay Batra and ‘Heartfulness Meditation’ by Mumbai Port...
Sonal Holland is India’s first, and perhaps, the only Master of Wine. Certified wine educator, consultant and entrepreneur, she is also the founder of SoHo Wine Club that aims to deliver expertly curated wine selections, tutored tastings and finely curated wine experiences to highly discerning consumers. She has also founded the Sonal Holland Wine Academy in...
“Each meditation is a love story – P. Rajagopalachari… And to experience our love story, we assembled at Mr. Sanjay Bhatia’s residence on the evening of 3rd October. Having heard so much about Mr. Bhatia’s spiritual journey through meditation, we wanted to dive right in. However, after a warm welcome by Rtn Mudit Jain and by the gracious host himself along...
Like the first In Camera Fellowship, the second one too was a grand success with over 35 Rotarians attending the talk show by renowned artist, curator and art collector, Kalpana Shah. Held on 17th August, Kalpana was gracious to host the fellowship at her Tao Art Gallery in Worli. It was an evening quite out-of-the-ordinary. Set amidst...
The dynamic In Camera committee presents Rotarians with its next exciting Heritage Walk targeting the famous Fort area of South Mumbai, on Saturday, 19th March, 2016. The Committee looks forward to spending Saturday morning learning a little bit more about our beloved city! The Heritage Walk exploring the Fort area will traces the transition of...
The Ramayana is India's most celebrated and timeless epic, recounting the story of Lord Rama, originally penned by Valmiki. Over hundreds of years, its popularity has risen further with different legendary writers penning different aspects of 'The Ramayana', as per their literary perceptions, adding to its intellectual and mythical piquancy as well as global fascination....
The vibrant In Camera Committee looks forward to enchanting the Rotarians yet again with its third event titled 'Through the Corridors of Time – An Art & Heritage walk at the Taj Mahal Hotel.' For complete details and bookings, please go to the vibrant In Camera Committee looks forward to enchanting the Rotarians yet again...
A screening of the awardwinning documentary film, "Daughters of Mother India", was arranged on the evening of September 18 by the In Camera Committee in the auditorium of Ravi Sheth at his Worli office. The screening of Ms Vibha Bakshi's 45-minute film was attended by 35 persons, including members, Rotaryanns and daughters. Almost all of...
After its first successful event featuring the author Sudha Shah, the In Camera Committee is back with another one, this time involving the screening of the film "Daughters of Mother India," followed by an interactive discussion with film-maker Ms Vibha Bakshi. The session will be held on Friday, September 18, between 5.30 and 7 pm...