Kolkata's hotties and the chill factor

They���re hot and happening but of late, they���ve decided to give the hippest joints of the city a miss, opting for alternate ways of having a good time
NUSRAT JAHAN ACTOR Though I used to party earlier, nowadays I don���t feel like it at all. I chill out at home in my shorts, an old tee, with my hair pulled back and non-stop movie marathon. It���s so much more peaceful.No loud music, no dressing up in gaudy clothes and worrying about party etiquettes! I feel the best parties can happen at home.
TINA MODEL With a clampdown on party hours, I feel the best way to enjoy is go for a late night movie with friends, follow it up with a drive and then stopping at a dhaba for some chai during the wee hours. We sometimes also crash at our friends��� places for a roti-tadka dinner and endless hours of gossiping!
SONIKA CHAUHAN MODEL My favourite chill-out zones are my friends��� places. We are mostly on our own and can thus listen to loud music, break into a dance now and then and go on till as long as we want. We treat our hangouts more like picnics than parties. Friends take turn in rustling up yummy grub every time we meet.
KONEENICA BANERJEE ACTOR I actually feel relieved with parties becoming few and far between. I���m glad that I don���t have to spend hours behind my outfit and makeup and, of course, huge amounts of money. However, that said, I do enjoy dropping by at pool parties. Those have a more relaxed ambience and are low on the hype but high on the enjoyment factor.
As told to Ruman Ganguly