Discotheques in tamilnadu
 
    

Hell Freezes Over:

This place is hot and lives up to its name (Hell Freezes Over) with 6000 sq. feet of floor space, 2500 watts of music, state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, a billiards table, a members-only and a non-members bar, the choicest liquors, the great music, 3 super-cool DJs and an atmosphere that is simply electrifying. On par, in quality, with other nightclubs around the world, yet priced reasonably, HFO is the place to be. You can party all week long. Do not miss Friday and Saturday nights for that is when HFO is really happening. There is also an exclusive Ladies Night on Wednesdays. Two Saturdays, a month, are dedicated to special events that include Fashion shows, Bacardi nights, Coke nights, etc. Guest DJs from all over the country are invited to play here.		   


    

Dublin:

Dublin Night Club situated in Chennai. One of the first night clubs to open in the city. Dublin Bar & Discotheques provides dance floor. It has a collection of over single malts, some good cocktails and a decent wine list. It is most exclusive & expensive bar in Chennai. A swanky pub. Dublin is the latest hotspot a combination of Irish pub/nightclub at Park Sheraton. ITC Hotel Park Sheraton and Towers 132, TTK Road .Open all days in week from 6 pm to 1 am.ou find more hype people there than in Park Sheraton and if you are lucky they let you into their disco club called Pasha. Same rule applies than in Dublin, but not that strictly executed.

   


    

Pasha:

Recline into the low divan-styled seating areas and ease into silky cushions in myraid colours. A maze of metallic organza drapes create perfect hide-aways in the midst of frenzied activity. Each Wednesday, an Indipop evening sets the floor on fire. A visiting DJ spikes up the atmosphere.Social life for locals is mainly happening among your four walls at the most in a restaurant, means the crowd you find in Chennai's nightlife are rich kids, Indians brought up in the west and expats. Good crowd, good music. Less hype than Pasha and more of an Indian feeling.