I have been born and bought up in Bangalore, specifically Malleshwaram & Rajajinagar area! To be frank, I have seen how Bangalore has grown up with me! Initially it was all gardens and parks and fountains, these were the Sunday spots we all generally would go, spend time in the greenery and laze around and chill with family and friends.
This is a generation of Instagram,. Solo trips, Ice bucket challenges, memes, being in the groove, international fashion, being a dude is the in thing!
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Four years ago, I wouldn’t even have thought I would be travelling so much in life. I was so happy with my college life in the beautiful small town called Kannur, in the God’s own country. But, when I started working, it was fun, then the real corporate life of pressure and everything began. And slowly I started dreading the city life and found more and more reasons to go back to nature.
I know, I know this is like real crazy to choose what to wear to any kind of wedding or any function which involves relatives. The thing is that, we decide the way we want to dress up depending on how close that person is.
Were you one of those kids who would enjoy library period back in school? I used to wait for lunch breaks and even wait for the school to end so that I can rush to the beautiful two-storied library we had in our school. It was one place which took me away from reality and always took me to my imaginary castle of dreams.
We all are busy seeing Sonam Ki Shaadi /Met Gala / Cannes, today Neha Dhupia got married and what not right, in the last one week? All of us are condemning and praising sitting at home. Damn people, did I say it’s wrong? Nope, not at all! It’s absolute fun to sit back and analyse whose and what style I like! I know, I seem to be judgmental but come on, who is not?
I think it’s been really long since I went off-the-wall and wrote something!
As an artist – or maybe you can call me a creative individual, I like doing wacky stuff, and for me art or any form of it is expressing yourself. I know a lot of people who just write about simple things, and even I can just wear a Zara top and H&M pant and then say I have styled it in a different manner! I’m gonna show you I emulate the iconic look of Frida Kahlo.
Sitting in the train, I am here watching the beautiful Western Ghats and the vast plains of India. I have been wondering all along that we have such a beautiful country that is so huge and we have not utilised even 10% of it. Is it because we are scared to live alone in the nature once we come to the city and get comfortable in easier things and the hustle bustle of life that anything apart from the city feels very remote to us?