‘Topless’ Female DJ Niki Belucci to Perform at Goa Glitz

‘Topless’ Female DJ Niki Belucci

Report by Santanu Ganguly, Gao: According to unconfirmed media reports a mega event—a la Sunburn tentatively called Goa Glitz is slated to be held in end-April or mid-May 2013 in South Goa. We wonder if a "topless" DJ is good or bad news for the cash-strapped State of Goa ruled by a BJP-led government. However insiders and sources say that the mega event could feature some of the top female DJs in the world including—hold your breath—topless female DJ Niki Belucci. While more information is still awaited as the event is still hush-hush, we were wondering if the conservative Goa CM Manohar Parrikar will even permit such an event to happen on the beaches of Goa—yes of course a source tells us Niki Belucci will keep her top on or maybe at least sport a bikini top in Goa.

According to Wikipedia, Niki Belucci, (real name: Hungarian: Pósán Nikolett) was born March 10, 1983 is a Hungarian erotic House music DJ, often seen hosting events nearly topless. She is also known for her childhood gymnastics achievements and her six month spent as a pornographic actress when she appeared in 29 hardcore films. She has also graced the covers of various adult magazines and is a bit hit in Europe and the US.

The 2-day event featuring about 20 foreign DJs is expected to draw a crowd of not less than 3 lakh music lovers from all over India and the rest of the world. This could be really good news for the shacks, restaurants and shops not to forget the tourist taxi operators who could make a small fortune during the normally slack period of April and May. With all mining activity shut down, the main source of revenue for the State of Goa and for lakhs of poor workers, thanks to the intervention of the Supreme Court, this event could make the monsoon season more cheery for thousands of taxi and auto rickshaw operators in Goa, not to forget the beach shack owners who have been complaining of dwindling numbers of foreign tourists coupled with increasing cost of raw materials, petrol and diesel.