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The new year's eve will be a quiet evening of contemplation for danseuse Sucheta Chapekar. ``As on every new year's eve I will sit on the terrace under the skies, with my husband and think about the past year.
Her children though have other plans. ``They like to party away the night with their friends as I did when I was younger.'' The millennium midnight holds no special significance for her. ``People love to celebrate and are always looking for reasons to do so. For me the turn of the century is only a technical detail. It will be like any other day because I believe that time is a continuum.'' she says.
Chapekar does have a mission this year, ``I would particularly like to make a resolution of embarking on a book on classical dance.''
Copyright © 1999 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.
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