It was a unique morning of celebration for over 50 super seniors from the community and their families as the PSK Super Senior Citizens Activity Centre with the Kantaben Mahendrabhai Mehta family presented “Super Seniors 2024: A Morning of Music and Dance”.
 

The event, held at the Jai Hind College Auditorium in Churchgate on February 11, saw some special cultural performances including singing, dancing, yoga, instrumental music, etc presented by more than 50 Super Seniors (ages 70 and above) to an enthralled audience of nearly 500 people.
 

There were a number of group dances, singing and some individual performances by the super seniors, with the senior-most member being 89 years of age. The morning also saw some supporting performances including some by the younger generation of the Kantaben Mahendrabhai Mehta family, a garba by members of the PSK Women’s Forum and a Yoga display by a group led by Neeta Mehta.
 

It was an enthralling experience for the audience who were amazed by the agility and active participation of the seniors, and many felt that the Super Seniors Club had been transformed into a youthful college campus!
 

The chief coordinators of the programme, members of the Kantaben Mahendrabhai Mehta family said that the event highlighted how the initiatives of the past two years have given a new confidence to the seniors, and performing like this boosted their mental and physical health. Preparations over the past few months have also improved bonding among the group, spread joy and has increased their will to lead an active life. “After this show, they feel like youngsters once again,” many opined.