The BITEN Clearpath awards Season V took place on the 13th of December, 2014 
  at the Russian Cultural Centre, Mumbai in the evening at 7.00 PM. This was the 
  fifth year of the BITEIN awards and there was a collaboration with Clearpath, 
  India for Season V.  Along with the 10 categories in which BITEIN grants the awards, 
  the Medal of Distinction was added for exemplary clinical work .The category opened 
  this year was the “Aligner” category and a Gold, Silver and Bronze medal was awarded 
  for the same.
  
  
  The evening was conducted by Dr. A.Kumarswamy and Mr. Rakesh Nanda. The two of them not 
  only compered the program but also came on stage and performed during the last act. 
  Dr. Kumarswamy was the central protagonist for the girls in the Raj Kapoor classic 
  “Main kaa karoon raam mujhe budha mil gaya”  while Rakesh was the key for the grand 
  finale of “Jeena yahan, marna yahan”. 
  
  The 10 awards were presented in three parts and was interspersed with a special themed 
  entertainment in four acts. The emphasis was “Orchestra in Bollywood Music” and the four 
  acts had a mix of the best talented dentists along with professional musicians and singers.
  Dr. Kumarswamy opened the evening with a welcome address and this was followed by Rakesh 
  introducing the concept of the evening’s entertainment. The entertainment was split into
  four Acts and the awards were presented between the four acts.  The opening act of the 
  entertainment was dedicated to the brilliance of the legendary Shri V. Shantaram whose 
  inclination for song and dance is legendary.  The act comprised of four continuous 
  performances. The opening was the epic song “Tu Chupi hai kahan” which was sung by 
  Dr. Mona Kakar and Dr. Neelam and Aziz Shah danced beautifully to the 7 minute piece.  
  This was followed by yet another classic song from the same movie, Navrang. This was 
  “Shyamal shyamal baran”  sung by medical student Mr. Swapnil Karnik. Dr. Meena Shah and 
  her daughter filled in the colors on a canvas to bring to life the poetry written by Shri
  Bharat Vyas. This was followed by yet another classic “Yeh kaun chitrakar hai” which was 
  accompanied by a wonderful collage of photographs from Dr. Adwait Aphale an avid 
  photographer. The final performance of this act was a classic of one of the most talented 
  music directors “Mr. Ramlal Choudhary”.  The song “Pankh hoti to ud aati main” was sung 
  by Ms Vaishali and a beautiful dance number was performed by Dr. Riddhi Shah and dental 
  student Ms Namrata Dusa. 
  
  This was followed by the first four awards that were given away. The Vice Chancellor 
  Dr. Arun Jamkar kindly consented to be a special guest to give away one of the award. 
  A very special guest was Mrs Rita Choudhary wife of Shri Ramlal Choudhary.  Mrs Rita 
  Choudhary and Dr. Vaidehi Ketkar from Unilever gave away the award to 
Dr. Suhasini Nagda
  for “Administrative Excellence”. This was followed by Dr. Arun Jamkar and Mrs Guglani, 
  a renowned Hindi teacher  giving away the award to 
Dr. Sabita Ram in the “Outstanding 
  Teacher” category.  The next  award in the “Beyond Dentistry” category was given away 
  to 
Dr. Victor Rodriques by Mr. Mukesh Sharma, Additional Director of Door Darshan and 
  Mr. Umesh Laljiani, chief of Carestream Dental.  The fourth award in the “Clinical 
  Research” category was given away to 
Dr. Vijay Deshmuh by Dr. Anand Tuteja, head of 
  Clearpath India.
  
  The second entertainment act was then presented and this also consisted of four pieces. 
  This act was dedicated to the musical genius of the maestro Naushad sahab. This act also 
  brought in the personal belief and philosophy on the basis on which BITEIN has been 
  created. The first two pieces were renditions of the great Naushad sahab who gave two 
  classical raag masterpieces – “Man tadpat hari darshan ko aaj” and “Madhuban main radhika 
  naache re”.   The first piece was rendered by Swapnil and the stage performance was a sufi
  dance by Dr. Sanket, Mr. Richendar and choreographer Aziz himself. The second piece was 
  rendered by Sameer and was accompanied by a brilliant solo performance by Ms Nirzari 
  Bhide who is a very accomplished Hindustani singer as well as an official Salso teacher.
  The third act was a rendition of a very popular song “Allah hee allah kiya karo, dukh na 
  kisi ko diya karo” by Dr. Mona. This was accompanied by a very beautiful diya dance by 
  Dr. Neelam and Dr. Medha. The final piece of this act was sung by Sameer “Allah ke bande”
  with 4 couples from the audience coming up on stage and waving a flag of peace and love.
  The entire essence of this act was captured in a few couplets in Hindi which were read
  out by Rakesh.  
  
  The second component of awards were then given away. 
Dr. Sushant Umre was given the 
  award for “Dentistry Imprinted” by Dr. Ajit Shetty and Mr. Patil of Ergoptix who lent 
  support to the BITEIN Awards. Then 
Dr. Vijay Leelaramani was given the “Corporate 
  Enterpreuner” award by Mr. Sanjeev Chachondia and Dr. Kanir Bhatia.   
Mr. Tarek 
  Feissali then received the “Technical Finnesse” award from Dr. Dhananjay Joshi and Mr. 
  Jitin Doshi who provided support from Edental.in    Subsequently  Dr. Rajiv Khosla the 
  gave away the three “Medals of Distinction” in the “Aligner” category to Dr. Kavitha 
  Iyer for the Gold, Dr. Nawal Bavaskar for the Silver and Dr. Kartik Dholakia for the 
  Bronze medal . 
  
  
  This was followed  by the third entertainment act which was a dedication to the father 
  son duo of S.D.Burman and R.D.Burman who introduced their own blend of magic to Indian 
  film music for a few decades. Three numbers were presented, all showcasing the fantastic 
  instrumentation and orchestra used by these masters of music.
  
  The last set of awards were then given away with 
Dr. Himanshu Aeran receiving the award 
  from Drs. Ajay & Mona Kakar.  The PG Awards were then presented and  our guests of honor 
  Dr. Arun Jamkar and Mr. Aditya Raj Kapoor were called up on stage to give away the award.  
  The five nominees Dr. Naziya Butt, Dr. Krithiga, Dr. Shikha Sharma, Dr. Vastavikta and 
  Dr. Shalmali Dhond were all on stage and had to respond to Dr. Shetty’s questions. 
  The winner was 
Dr. Shikha Sharma and she took away the PG trophy. In addition she also 
  received a surprise gift in the form of a “Dental Loupe” from Ergoptix. This was followed 
  by the final award which was the UG trophy. There were four nominees on stage, Dr. Eswar 
  K, Dr. Vaibhav Kumar, Dr. Shibani Das and Dr.   . Dr. Kanir Bhatia asked the questions 
  and he picked 
Dr. Eswar K as the UG winner. There was a special cash prize given away to 
  Eswar  by Dr. Devchand Gala in the memory of his late son Dr. Rushabh Gala. The Gala 
  Foundation has been magnanimously  supporting this event for the past three years.  
  
  This completed the awards and was followed by the last entertainment act. This act 
  consisted of a tribute to the legendary duo of Shankar Jaikishan and the famed brothers 
  Raj Kapoor and Shammi Kapoor. Four pieces were presented – two songs of the incomparable 
  Shammi Kapoor and two of the showman Raj Kapoor. The act started with a very popular 
  number of yesteryears “Main Kaa Karoon Ram mujhe budha mil gaya” sung by Dr. Mona and 
  enacted on stage by the one and only Dr. A.Kumarswamy with Dr. Riddhi and Dr. Aparna 
  being the damsels. They were supported by Dr. Smrti and Dr. Jayshree. This was followed 
  by a Shammi Kapoor evergreen, “Badan pe sitare lapate hue” rendered by Mr. Pankaj and 
  showing off the glittering sarees were Dr. Mona, Dr. Medha with Ms Sunita and Ms Seema. 
  The third piece was one more tribute to the heart throb Shammi Kapoor with “Kis kis ko 
  pyar karoon” sung by Sameer and on stage was none other than Dr. Ajit Shetty with his 
  four girls – Dr. Neelam, Dr. Riddhi, Dr. Namrata and Dr. Aparna. 
  
  The grand finale was “Jeena yahan ..marna yahan”  performed by all the singers with a 
  solo mime act done by Mr. Rakesh. All the artists were on stage for this magum opus 
  number till the curtains were drawn.