Bid adieu to the seniors of mass communication

Truly speaking, it was not just a Farewell.. It was actually a festival, a colourful one, which originated in the hearts of the seniors, and came out in the form of laughs, cries and all such emotions they had carried inside them for the past two years. The Junior’s batch of Mass Communication had created a perfect arena for their seniors to come and design one of the most memorable days in their life, which was named as their Farewel.Even though the thought, that they will be missing each other in the near future, had started haunting them; there was no such clue from their part on Wednesday. They just came to enjoy the night..
The Farewell started one hour late than the scheduled time. The seniors were first invited for the buffet arranged by their younger brothers and sisters.Soon after that, it was time for games and other cultural programs, specially planned for the outgoing students. In between, anchor Sidharth, with his humorous and catchy dialogues, was a centre of attraction throughout the program.For the games, senior batch students were divided into four groups. Games like Musical Chair, Mime, etc. were conducted to add flavor to the party. They dedicated their full energy for the games. No one was ready to give up and each one had the thirst for victory.
But finally, it was team Tigers headed by Ardra Balachandran, who came out as the winners and were given a Joker’s cap as the prize. After the games, was the most awaited program of the night- D J, which continued for 3 hours. Next, it was Award giving ceremony, to the best performers from the senior batch, who were polled as the best by their own classmates. At the end was Farewell cake distribution. It was finally Taijrani Ramprasad, program organizer, who brought a change to the smiling faces, by announcing that the event is going to end shortly. It was only then they realized that the talks, the dances, the games and all that took place a few hours before are now going to become just a golden memory in their respective lives.