CCIL signs 8 Bollywood Actresses for its New Year Celebrations
November 20, 2007 3:41:50 PM IST
Bollywood Trade News Network
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 The year 2007 has been quite eventful for Country Club India Ltd (CCIL), as it has stepped into its 18th year. CCIL, the largest chains of family clubs in India, recently underwent a complete metamorphosis and re-launched itself with a total revamped look. No doubt it is planning to have a monumental celebration this New Year.
CCIL has signed a slew of Bollywood Diva's - the sultry Neha Dhupia, the sensuous sisters Malaika Arora and Amrita Arora the effervescent GOLMAAL girl Rimi Sen, stunning Mahima Choudhury and Udita Goswami, the melodious Usha Uthup and actress Saada from down south for its New Year – bash 2008. So this December while the world will welcome the New Year with grand fireworks, the CCIL members across India will witness scintillating performances by these Bollywood divas. The performance will be taking place across eight cities namely Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai and Cochin.
 In the same context CCIL is running a contest, which is already on air now exclusively for its members. CCIL members through this contest will determine which celebrity will perform in which city and it will be decided on the basis of the maximum number of SMS's received from that particular city for a particular actress. A press conference announcing the results will be held in Mumbai in presence of all the celebrities.
Speaking on the plans of celebration chairman CCIL Mr. Rajeev Reddy said, "CCIL has always believed in scaling new heights in the field of hospitality and clubbing and in our 18 years of service we have rightly done so. This definitely calls for a whopping celebration. That's the reason we have signed these brilliant performers from Bollywood to enthrall CCIL members all over India as we enter another fruitful year of our service."
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