It's 6.30 am on a Sunday and there's a long queue outside Radio Bar, a popular lounge in Khar. The crowd doesn't look like it has survived an after party. Instead of stilettos, they have sneakers on and dryfits have replaced LBDs. There are no bouncers around to stamp your wrist, and entry is free.

Three-hundred people from across the city have ditched a sleep-in to converge for Dawntrekker, a morning fitness party, organised by Gymtrekker (an online portals for fitness centres). Near the entrance stand stalls selling health snacks — kale chips, muesli, bars and smoothies. All you get at the bar is flavoured water. At 7 am, the first session with yoga instructor Mickey Mehta is about to begin.