Dak Bangla, haunted haveli themes: NCR restos get a spook-tacular makeover

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How about dining with some skeletons while you make your way through the cobwebs? We aren’t suggesting a haunted haveli for this dining experience, but you can choose a restaurant in the neighbourhood if the idea of dining with skeletons and Joker excites you for this Halloween. While for many Halloween is all about spooky themed-house parties, there are others who are planning an evening out on Halloween just to check out interesting décor at restaurants and click some Insta-worthy pictures. Varun Sharma, a 27-year-old engineer from Gurgaon, says, “Two years ago, I happened to go out on Halloween and was surprised to see the spooky décor at restaurants. I loved that experience, and now each year, I look forward to going out on Halloween just to see the décor and take some cool pictures. Even if you do not believe in Halloween celebrations, the décor and the vibe you get to experience at the city restaurants is different.”

With spooky decor in place, many NCR restos are set to welcome patrons (Location courtesy: Imperfecto Cyber Hub)

Pub-hopping on Halloween for Insta-perfect pictures
Shraddha Nagpal, a 21-year-old student from Gurgaon, says, “My friends and I’ve got skull-themed masks and some of us are even getting costumes for Halloween. We are planning to go to different restaurants in the evening and take loads of pictures from our Halloween celebrations.”

For many youngsters, pub-hopping is a better idea to celebrate Halloween as their parents are not keen on Halloween-themed house parties (Location courtesy: Mamagoto)

For many youngsters, pub-hopping is a better idea to celebrate Halloween as their parents are not keen on Halloween-themed house parties. Anjani Shukla, 20, a resident of Greater Kailash I, says, “Halloween house parties are fun for those who are staying on their own, but for me and my friends that is not an option as we stay with our parents. Even if we try, our parents do not get the idea of Halloween celebrations at home and all those spooky props that we need. We get those props and décor easily at restaurants, so we are planning to go out.”

Many NCR residents are planning an evening out on Halloween to check out interesting décor at restaurants (Location courtesy: Mamagoto)

Dak Bangla, Veerana: bollywood décor themes
While Jack-o’-lanterns, skulls and skeletons are common décor items, some city restaurants are planning to have their staff members dressed as Joker to serve during the evening. “Our outlet will go through a Halloween makeover with props like skull faces, devil’s face, big nails. We are following the haunted theme for this year’s décor,” says a spokesperson from Foxtrot, Cyber Hub.

Some city restaurants are even planning to have their staff members dressed as Joker to serve during the evening (Location courtesy: Foxtrot)

Satyajit Dhingra, Chief Regional Officer – North, Impresario Handmade Restaurants, adds, “We will have various horror movie theme-based events, decor, cocktails and more. As part of our horror classics Halloween, the Cyber Hub outlet will be decked up with a Dak Bangla theme and the Nehru Place outlet will have Veerana theme. The decor for each outpost has been carefully crafted to give people a 360-degree feel of Halloween from the moment they step inside. The decor elements will include posters, cut-outs of spooky characters, skulls, bloodstains and cobwebs. We will even have a painter who will paint the characters from Veerana on one’s face.”

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