Gurugram, 28 June 2025 — It was one of those evenings where the city’s most distinguished names arrived not for a gala or a launch, but for something far more personal. The Symphony Club, a fresh initiative by Rhythm Hotels & Resorts, made its quiet-yet-powerful debut with a curated gathering that felt more like a conversation among equals than an event.
Hosted at Rhythm ResiTel Gurugram, the evening brought together a handpicked guest list, unit owners, business leaders, and long-time well-wishers of the Rhythm family. With no stage shows, no branding overload, and no business pitches, the event flowed organically, focussed around real interactions and a shared sense of belonging.
The highlight? A soul-soothing live performance by Farhan Sabir, whose Sufi vocals cast a calming spell over the room. Just when the energy reached its peak, a lively percussion act took over, adding tempo and texture to the evening. In between, glasses clinked, new introductions were made, and meaningful conversations unfolded over a sumptuous spread.
The Symphony Club is the brainchild of Mr. Vaibhav Jatia, Director of Rhythm Hotels & Resorts, who envisioned it as a private circle—where those who are already shaping the world in their own way can come together without the noise.
“Over time, we realized many of our guests and patrons weren’t just visitors—they were visionaries,” shared Mr. Jatia. “We wanted to create a space where these people could meet, exchange, and evolve—no filters, no pressure, just pure connection.”
With plans already in motion for similar gatherings in other cities, The Symphony Club is poised to become the country’s most intentional (and quietly influential) network to watch.
