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START CYCLING IN THE COMPANY TIME TO SHAKE,

THIS OUTDOORS OF GOOD FRIENDS STIR, AND SIP


WEEK IN If you want a good way to
incorporate exercise into your
A best friend loves the side you
dont show the world. Rejoice that
Dont neglect the mocktails,
and juices that are served with
OMAN daily routine, go cycling and burn
the extra fat. PAGE 8
special bonding that you share
with your best buddy. PAGE 10
your meals for a great dining
experience. PAGE 12
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28 29 30
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
7.00pm 6.30pm 7.00pm
Swan Lake Lets Laugh Jenga Champion
One of the greatest classics Award winning comedian Its time to test your Jenga
of the 19th century will be Nitin Mirani will be in skills and knock your
brought to life on Omans Oman with his hit Lets opponent out and win
grand stage this weekend. Talk About Them stand-up exciting prizes. OMR 5
Royal Opera House Muscat act. Do not miss hhis show if Monks Tap House,
+968 2440 3300 you want to laugh until
u your The Cave
stomach hurts.
stoma +968 9497 3786
Sheraton Oman
Sherato
+968 22237 7777

Your calendar of the hottest events happening in Muscat this weekend

THE WEEKEND LINEUP


Photo by : Geril Ventura
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STORY SALEM AFIFI


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Riding a bicycle is one of the rst recreational


activities that we learnt when we were children, and
cycling was always fun with friends. A signicant
sport that contributes to a better and healthier
lifestyle, theres no better way to enjoy this two-
wheeled sport than on the hilly roads of Oman.

H
ow did this activity come to existence? Well, it all
started in the 19th century when bicycles were
made using material such as wood. The rst bike
with pedals was made in Scotland, followed by
other inventors and developers in Paris. It started
off as a toy for the rich, then became a common means of trans-
port and then to more comfortable rides. Today, bicycles have
evolved and have become more aerodynamic with safety breaks
and helmets, which have made people from all walks of life enjoy
this recreational activity, and most importantly has become a
sport in itself.
Here in the Sultanate we have some of the best streets where
you can have the ride of your life. You can ride while enjoying
mountainous views of Qantab or on the busy streets of Qurum,
either way you are guaranteed a dose of fat-burning fun.
If you happen to have no buddies to join you for a ride in the
city, we got you covered. There are a few local clubs dedicated to
cycling acionados. My favourite is the Muscat Cycling, as they
do many trips around the city and beyond. Youll not only get to
explore interesting places but also meet cool people in a com-
munity.
But if cycling with strangers isnt your cup of tea then grab
your bike and join your friends. Here are some favourite spots to
pedal away the weekend.

1. Muttrah Corniche
Starting at Bait Al Baranda Museum, ride up to the Muttrah
Corniche, all the way to Al Alam Palace in Old Muscat. This ride
has challenging hills and beautiful oceanfront views.

2. Qantab Road
Qantab has one of the best and most challenging biking spots,
thanks to the steep hills that require great stamina. From Wadi
Kabir, start off on Al Bustan Street heading towards the Al
Bustan Palace roundabout; turn to take Qantab road just before
the roundabout. Ride straight up and down the mountains, pass-
ing a couple of roundabouts, until you reach the Shangri-La Barr
Al Jissah entrance.

3. Shatti Street
Hit Shatti Street in Qurum for a lively seaside ride. Start off
at the Crowne Plaza and head down the hill, past the coffee
shops on Love Street, and continue towards the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs roundabout. Go left at the round about and
turn right at the traffic light to get on Al Kharijiya Street. Ride
past Bareeq Al Shatti and Al Masa Mall until you reach the Al
Saroj petrol station.

4. Al Khoudh Street
The roads near Sultan Qaboos University are a popular route for
an afternoon cycling session. Start off at the Mazoon Rounda-
bout at Al Khoudh Street; pass the book roundabout, and
ride all the way to the next and last roundabout, just before the
Expressway. A left from there, leads you down another long road
winding back to the SQU entrance number two, and continues to
the Armed Forces Hospital.

5. 18 November Street
This long, straight, relatively at street is popular among cyclists
in Oman. Start at the Almouj roundabout in Al Hail and ride all
the way to The Chedi Hotel in Al Ghubra. If you love pure, long
distance biking, and dont mind sharing the road with passing
cars, then this is the best route in the city for working on speed.
salim@timesofoman.com

Join Muscat Cycling:


muscatcyclingc@gmail.com
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LIFE SKILLS
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STORY ANTARA BOSE

While the world sees the side you choose to show them, a best friend
loves the side you dont. To all those who thrive on the true joy of having
that one close buddy, here are 10 things you can totally relate to. Go on,
give your buddy a high ve!

Your scores in mid school has a complete lowdown of everything (or has lived them with
Sure, its funny now. But way back, when school was your you as another unfortunate victim of your familys ip side). All
everyday battleground, there was no way you could possibly those things that your family keeps under wraps, your best friend
take those horrifying grades back home without a really good keeps them private too.
justication for your miserable failure. When all seemed
bleak, only the best friend could be turned to for comfort. The minute you fell in love
Though chances are your buddys excuses didnt spare you Your best buddy would always be the rst to know. It didnt mat-
from getting grounded, at least you mustered up the courage to ter even if they were in the middle of creating history, but not
tell your folks without considering eeing to the woods. being physically present at the moment Cupid struck you with
his bow, means they would have to listen to every minute detail of
That ghastly plot against the sibling the rendezvous a million times over.
Weve all had that one brainy cousin we detest but everyone and the minute you fell out of it Your best friend instantly
else seems to be in complete awe of; or that younger sibling who took over the role of your advocate, condante, and therapist; and
keeps getting away with everything (but you, on the other hand, till date solemnly maintains the fact that it was never your fault
are supposed to behave like a responsible adult). If someone (well, at least to the rest of the world).
ever had to be taught a lesson the hard way, your best buddy has
always been your primary sidekick. (We do hope there were no The times youve been turned down
ugly ends though.) It takes courage to handle rejection and most often
than not, we keep it to ourselves. While you shrug
The truth behind your million dollar speeches off the rejections and pretend that its all
Oh yes, you have been such a smooth talker. good, your best friend has witnessed all that
Everyone thinks it just comes to you natu- happens behind closed doors.
rally. But its the best friend whos heard Their ears have fallen prey to the most
your routine innite number of times horrifying things you would have liked
(they probably know every word by heart), to do to the opponent; but without se-
calmed you down in the event of a last- cretly clambering out of the window to
minute panic attack in the bathroom, and escape this monstrous side, theyve sat
given you the pep talk of being awesome you down and told you, youre better
a zillion times over. However, best friends than that!
can also foresee how much of those state-
ments you are actually planning to honour. How leaky you can get
They know the whole truth behind your half We dont mean your bladder issues, though
lies; but hey, best friends dont judge! were pretty certain the buddy knows that too;
here were talking about all those times youve re-
Things you are conscious about ally let those tears ow. While everyones had those
Like speaking a foreign language, singing a duet at kara- embarrassing teary moments in public, not everyone has
oke nights and even something as trivial as wearing a red skirt witnessed how you look when you howl, wail and ugly-cry like a
or saying the word Mississippi you can always count on your child. A shoulder, a tight hug, and a genuine assurance that every-
buddy to ease the discomfort. As you maintain your calm compo- thing would be ne your old buddy has seen you through your
sure on the outside, your buddy knows exactly how the butteries worst. They know how pathetic you look with a running nose,
in the stomach have a battle of utters. red-eyes, and a twisted-face. And youre still friends.

Your real colour How much you really love them


It could be your hair, your eyes or even your soul the best friend You dont have to say it; the love goes beyond words, continuous
knows the true you. And no matter how dark it might be (no pun announcements and bff hashtags on social media. They know
intended) theyd still love you unconditionally. There is never a you love them to the moon and back, even if you are way cool to
need to explicitly mention things to them because they just know, say it. HiWeekend@timesofoman.com
and there is never a reason to hide because theyre bound to nd
out anyway. Besides, you need someone you can shamelessly be
yourself around and vent your confessions to.
Antara Bose is a model turned fashion and beauty consultant. A
popular blogger, anchor, and voice over artist, she maintains a deep
The secrets of the bloodline connection with the local fashion industry and is passionate about
How lousy a businessman your famous uncle actually is, how discovering and celebrating aspiring talent as well as promoting animal
your cousin really landed that scholarship, or what exactly hap- rights. For fashion updates with a side of humour and sarcasm follow
pens at the family holiday home every summer your best friend Antara on instagram @antarabose and on Facebook (Antara Bose)
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DINING
Five Sips To Try
This Weekend
STORY SALEM AFIFI

W
e often dont give enough credit to drinks while trying a new restaurant. For some
reason mocktails and shakes take a backseat. So this week we decided to round up
ve favourite drinks that will make your dining experience thrilling.
Being a food writer and reviewer, I have passed quite a number of restaurants
that offered me interesting sips with avours to remember. Though ordering drinks
can be a hit-or-a-miss kind of a situation, but once you nd that ultimate drink, your day just be-
comes better. From ne dining restaurants, to burger joints, to affordable binge-on-a-budget places,
theres always that one drink that you cant get enough of, making it a staple whenever you visit that
place. With these ve drinks, I bet your list of favourite drinks will be extended, because these are
selections that are different, tasty, and the real thirst quencher, leaving a pleasant aftertaste.
salim@timesofoman.com

2
3

1
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Rose Water Juice at Dukanah Caf


1 If you fancy trying something local, this is for you. The drink
is quite a thirst-quencher. I have tried many rose water-infused
drink but theres something extra special about this one; its made
of real, fresh rose petals blended with sugar, a bunch of ice, and
a touch of lime. Its refreshing, zesty, and very delicious. And, its

4 presentation that comes in a gigantic glass full of rose pink colour


and petals bedded on a foamy top is just perfection.

Dukanah Caf
Azaiba (Behind GMC Showroom)
+968 2450 2244

Lindt Zesty Orange at The Chocolate Room


2 Any chocoholics in the house? I got you covered. This zesty-
but-sweet cocoa shake is the business. Its made of famous Lindt
chocolates, blended with a citrusy avour of orange, and topped
with whipped cream and a zest of orange. The taste of dark choco-
late and sweet orange leaves bittersweet aftertaste that will keep
you coming back here for more.

The Chocolate Room


Al Ghubra, Bousher
+968 2449 9922

Biscky at Bistro 64
3 Now, lets talk about the sweet stuff. You all know that I could
die for anything lotus. My eyes went straight to this beverage-
slash-dessert during my last visit to Bistro 64. The drink is a treat
for those with a sweet-tooth; its a creamy milkshake made of
vanilla ice cream blended with lotus biscuits, tossed with bits of
crushed biscuit on top, and drizzled with caramel sauce. This is
the pinnacle of milkshakes; its cookie avour makes it a favourite
atop my list of thick beverages.

Bistro 64
Jawharat Al Shatti, Qurum
+968 9628 6783

The Lantern at Maya


4 I fell in love with the drink before taking a sip because I was
so fascinated by the lantern. One of the best drink presentations
ever. The drink is inspired by modern India, serving avours and
style, and sipping on it will shoot euphoric sparks to your mood
instantly. Its zesty mix of cherry, orange juice, and marmalade
will leave your tastebuds entertained.

Maya
The Cave, Darsait
+968 9469 5055

Dried Lime Juice at Dukanah Caf


5 What are the odds of having two of my favourite drinks
from the same place? Yes, this is another traditional sip served
at Dukanah. The juice is made of ground-then-boiled Omani
dried lemon. These dry lemons are staple in traditional Omani
households, making it a must-try delicacy, especially for expats
who wish to taste an authentic local avour. The taste has a tangy
zing and takes a dark brown colour similar to that of tamarind. Its
unusual taste makes it ever more interesting.

5 Dukanah Caf
Azaiba (Behind GMC Showroom)
+968 2450 2244
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STORY SHRUTHI NAIR


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t o n d a bunch
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place whe

F
or the next 45 minutes or so I was one of the many
who was laughing, hooting, and clapping vigorously
on the many relatable jokes that were being cracked
by the talented comedians on stage. After the nal
act, the man who introduced himself as Abbas Al
Lawati, the founder of Humour Infection, came down and
made sure he greeted every single person in the audience and
patiently listened to whatever each one of them had to say. I
was impressed right there.
He nally came to my table and started having a conversation
with my friends, which is when I realised that he is the same guy
who made me sweat and cry after my super rigorous kickboxing
session a few months back. The man wears (literally and gura-
tively) many hats.
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Abbas Al Lawati is a 31 years old full-time comedian who start-


ed his journey with comedy 10 years back. Like most comedians,
he would always be the funniest guy on the table and was asked by
his persistent friends to give it a try. My rst official introduction
to comedy was Russell Peters videos, Abbas recalls. However, 10
years back, stand-up comedy wasnt really a thing in Oman. Not
many people were doing it and it denitively wasnt an organised
sector in Omans non-existent entertainment industry. So making
a name for himself and taking it up as a profession didnt seem
like an option back in 2007.
But for Abbas, comedy was a necessity. I needed it. I did have
anger issues and other problems. I always needed a pen and paper
to put down my thoughts. Most of the times he would end up
scripting things that were funny.
So comedy became my escape, he said. Slowly he started
attending events and started doing stand-up in restaurants and
clubs and during events and realised that there was a demand for
this art in Oman. Abbas too, wanted people to try out something
other than going to a club and just dancing all night and instead
have a great laugh on some quality jokes instead. Ive saved many
people from going home with the wrong people so many times,
he smirks.
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On the ipside, there were a lot of people who werent accept-


ing or supportive of his talent, including his own parents. I am
half Pakistani and half Omani. My parents sitting in the front
row for my show is not something I can expect and I have come to
terms with that.
He understands that his parents will never be able to compre-
hend his passion for comedy and take it seriously but that doesnt
upset him anymore as long as he is able to pursue it without any
problem.
Slowly the comedy scene in Oman started expanding and
Abbas noticed that the one thing he needed right now was more
stage time. And since he didnt have more than 24 hours in a day
most of which was taken up by his day job as a banker, he decided
it was time to quit and give this profession the time and impor-
tance it deserved.
He started doing more shows, trying to gauge what the audi-
ence enjoyed or what they disliked. Local content was always
welcomed. Anything about the locals or anything that had a local
connection is what brought the loudest laughs, he said.
I recalled the time when Russell Peters was in Oman a couple of
years back. While performing in this part of the world a come-
dian has to respect the societal norms and I thought that this was
restricting their creative freedom.
On this Abbas explained how he perceived it differently.
If I crack a joke on stage and out of the 10 people in the audi-
ence eight people laugh and two are upset or offended, I wouldnt
want that. He explained how it is more challenging to suit the
taste of the audience.
The audience is never wrong. If your joke didnt work for a
few, it simply means that it wasnt good enough for them. Abbas
himself has had numerous hits and misses over the last 10 years
and has now understood what his audience enjoys, which he is
trying to impart to the 11 recruits of Humour Infection. However,
the golden rule is to never ever copy a joke, he asserts.
Abbas and his team are clearly people of strong principals.
They meet every week, discuss the technical details and jokes,
and rehearse well before their gig. He is open to welcoming new
talent and wants to encourage all those who have the comic bug
to come to the fore and entertain people of Oman. The Humour
Infection has spread its contagious infection to a lot of people in
Muscat who just cant stop going for their shows. Well, it is about
spreading the disease further and nding more germs who can
do the job effectively well. shruthi@timesofoman.com
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Directed by David Dhawan, Judwaa 2 is a story of two brothers who are twins. Born to a honest businessman they get
separated at birth when their father exposes a smuggling racket and a king pin. One of the brothers is thought to be
dead but after living life on the streets he reunites with his family over a sequence of events and twist of fate. Prem and
Raja are uniquely connected to each other owing to their reexes. They together ght with the underworld. The lm
is a reprise of Salman Khans 1997 blockbuster Judwaa, This time with all-new cast and crew, the sequel has avours of
the original lm.

Cast: Varun Dhawan, Tapasee Pannu, and Jacqueline Fernandez


Running At: City Cinemas, Vox Oman
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Intelligence Bureau Officer, who tries to stop a biologi- which a teenage boy journeys to nd his missing father only biographical spy thriller lm based on a true story of the
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a Rs125 crore Telugu-Tamil lm, where Mahesh Babu is that he too is gifted with superpowers beyond his imagina- the 1970s Watergate scandal. Felt risked and ultimately
on a mission to save the world from a serial killer, played tion that are similar to his dad like speaking to animals. sacriced everything, including his family, career, and his
by SJ Surya. freedom, to bring what he knew to light.

Nick Off Duty Dance to Death Ya Thadi Ya Taadi


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of the German LKA agent Nick, who wants to kill the 2070 in Moscow where the world is all ruined after a nuclear Directed by Khaled El Halafawy this Arabic lm is about a
murderer of her mum. She has contacts with the Turkish war. The survival of mankind depends on the energy given by young man looking for a good teacher to drive a car for his
crime organisation but the plan doesnt succeed and Nick the participants in the cruel dance tournament. But when one mother wishing to learn to drive. He receives a recom-
worries about the whereabouts of his daughter. The agent of the applicants falls in love with a girl participant in the con- mendation by an employee in one of the specialised driving
quickly locates her in Istanbul. test, and decides at any cost to save her life, a well-functioning schools to hire Hend (Ayten Amer), but he soon starts
system is under threat. falling in love with her.

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Ford, Jared Leto, and Ana De Sorvino, Sarah Dumont and
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Inuencers Evening - Seafood Night on Wednesdays at Sheraton Oman.

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Hindi Divas was celebrated at Indian School Salalah. The week long Hindi language celebration (Hindi Saptah) concluded on September 14 (Hindi Divas) in grandeur and fervour amidst dances, music and plays.
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