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The best of Bollywood comes to Omega House – London 2012 official timekeepers

The best of Bollywood comes to Omega House – London 2012 official timekeepers

Last night saw Omega House transformed into a beautiful Bollywood haven; welcoming athletes, VIPs and special guest and Bollywood superstar Abhishek Bachchan to enjoy an evening of Indian inspired entertainment and decor.

Marking the beginning of Omega House’s second week as one of London’s most celebrated Olympic pop-up members’ clubs, guests were treated to Johnnie Walker Blue Label cocktails whilst enjoying entertainment from authentic drummers, henna artists, Bollywood dancers and bhangra musician, DJ Vix who kept the party going long into the night.
 
The evening saw a host of London 2012’s top athletes – including the men’s GB gymnastics team, Pete Reid, Peter Wilson and rowers from both England and Norway including Andy Hodge –celebrating their recent successes. Britain’s first gold medallists of this year’s games, Helen Glover and Heather Stanning were also seen revelling in their recent win and mixing with the other athletes.  
 
Celebrity tailors Ozwald Boateng and Patrick Grant were seen catching up with Preeya Kalidas who was sporting a beautiful jewelled Indian head piece for the evening, whilst Australian actor and ‘True Blood’ star Ryan Kwanten also attended the party with fellow Australian Asher Keddie, before heading off to watch the basketball.

 
VIP attendees included: Abhishek Bachchan, Omega President Mr Stephen Urquhart, Ozwald Boateng, Ryan Kwanten, Preeya Kalidas, Asher Keddie, Henry Conway, Pete Reid, Helen Glover, Heather Stanning, Louis Smith, Peter Wilson, Jenn Suhr, Rufus Hound, Noelle Reno, Mark Foster, Patrick Grant, Andy Hodge and DJ Vix.

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