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Seniority, which is one of the largest shopping destinations in the country for senior citizens, hosted an open mic talent show and Tambola competition on Thursday at Bhiwadi.
The show was organized in association with Ashiana Group and was attended by enthusiastic senior citizens who gathered for a fun-filled day of special and engaging activities.
Over 100 senior members joined the fun and displayed their hidden talents at the open mic talent show by performing comedy acts and slam poetry, dancing to foot-tapping numbers and even singing their favourite songs.
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The attendees also bonded over one of the most popular games – Tambola. Three adjudged winners were gifted exciting Seniority products including smart technology devices, kitchen accessories and daily living aids.
Ayush Agrawal, Co-founder, Seniority, said, “We actively engage with the senior citizen community to offer them entertaining and enriching experiences. This was Seniority’s first event in Bhiwadi in association with Ashiana community and the response has been overwhelming. We look forward to hosting more such exciting events in the future. We will soon be launching an experience store for customers in Bhiwadi and hope to expand our community of active seniors to promote our vision of Live Evergreen.”
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