<span class=normal>Its like meeting God, trust me. Do you recall of being tired, knackered and given up when someone drags you along to visit any temple late in the night? But the moment you keep your right foot inside the temple, the exhaustion disappears. Its the vibe any temple will give you. I too noticed similar vibes when I entered my favourite coffee house - Costa, to meet The Twilight Players. That makes all the three brothers Godly. But believe you me, after a tiring seven hour rehearsal for their first of its kind Indian musical Love & All That Jazz directed by Rohan Sippy, the trio were talking like some teen spirited boys who had sprung from high school straight onto the stage. But boy I tell you, Sinbad Phgura, Ammo Too Sweet and Jimi The Quiff, when they take centre stage, the crowd goes in frenzy. With their slick, sharp and dynamic style of dancing, girls swoon and boys envy all the time. And in the day and age when every individual wants to go contemporary, these three have, and will always go retro. With their unique look inspired by everything from the glitz of 50s Havana to the classic 60s Indian cinema to the Americana Soul movement of the 70s, Sinbad, Ammo and Jimi are a slice of British forever cool, forever young and forever retro in the 21st century. It has never been a better time to look retro and you dont have to visit a second hand shop to do it. All you need to see is The Twilight Players shake it like never before. UKs Harrow Observer columnist and Bollywood Hungamas London correspondent presents you the men called The Twilight Players whove got vintage back with more élan. No wonder they are priceless, arent they?<BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Sinbad Phgura: Love & All That Jazz is our first ever attempt at any musical in India. Its a Chivas Project where theyve had these fashion shows and gigs over the last three to four years. Its amazing but more importantly its an ensemble of all these gifted musicians, dancers, actors coming together and creating this live musical thats Indias first ever, thanks to Chivas and our director Rohan Sippy. We just finished the Delhi gig and it was amazing. Its a classic retro 60s Mumbai that is being recreated with a lot of Jazz. <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Youve got designers whove designed all the retro outfits for the actors in the musical and youve got Terence Lewis who has choreographed. But even though were a part of this musical, weve got nothing to do with the costumes and the choreography because weve done all by ourselves. I mean, when our name is taken, hopefully, it gives you a vision of something. We are wearing our own retro look for the show and have specially choreographed our moves for this one. So yes, The Twilight Players have got their own style they bring with them everywhere they go. </span>