Indulge in the magic of twilight as you witness the sky change colours and the city lights come alive from various lookout points. For only $99, you can enjoy unlimited sunsets, including access to all of the evening “On the Mountain” activities. To make these experiences even more accessible, Grouse Mountain has introduced the Summer Nights Pass. If you’re a movie buff, don’t miss the opportunity to experience outdoor screenings of classic films such as Wayne’s World, A Bug’s Life, School of Rock, Top Gun: Maverick, and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, all against the backdrop of the majestic Cascade Mountain Range. As the evening unfolds, immerse yourself in live music performances in the Plaza on select Friday evenings and on the Altitudes Patio every Sunday. Picture yourself sitting on the Altitudes Patio, enjoying a delicious dinner and drinks while catching the vibrant colours of the sunset. One of the highlights of this summer’s activities is the “On the Mountain” series, featuring Music on the Mountain, Movies on the Mountain, Trivia on the Mountain, and even Yoga on the Mountain. From awe-inspiring lookouts to the Wildlife Refuge, from the World-Famous Lumberjack Show to Ranger Talks and Owl Talks, the mountain is a playground for adventure and discovery. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker looking for an adrenaline rush or a nature lover seeking tranquility, Grouse Mountain has something for everyone. But the rest of the music, on the whole, is catchy and involving.Grouse Mountain has always been a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, and this summer is no exception.
There’s been grumbling in some quarters about one of the songs, which is a reworking of the Pakistani megahit Pasoori here, the original’s melancholy beauty is ditched for a blander, more upbeat sound. This is a film bursting with colour and movement, with talky, dramatic sections ceding to epic dance sequences involving hundreds of impeccably turned-out performers. Sattu’s chances with her soon rise, however, when he gallantly saves her life and is promised her hand in marriage by her sinister father, for reasons that are slowly teased out. When he goes to a dance and sees the resplendent Katha (Kiara Advani) performing, he resolves to win her heart – only to discover that she has a flash boyfriend. Set in Gujarat and directed by Sameer Vidwans, Kartik Aaryan plays Sattu, an unemployed loafer who spends his time moaning about his enduring virginity and doing the housework (badly) for his despairing parents.
There are strains of Richard Curtis and even Shakespeare in this charmingly cheesy Bollywood film about a thirtysomething manchild who falls for a woman way out of his league.
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