One of the most fascinating sight in any city would be the road side traders. Some how they add colour to any city any time.
On my recent visit to Mumbai, I had the opportunity to click a few amazing shots that depicts the life of the street vendors. From the "Idli" (steamed rice cake) wallah at India Gate to "Moongafalle" (ground nut) seller at Juhu Beach, they all add charm to the glamorous Mumbai.
Mumbai or Bombay as it is formerly known, is well known globally for Bollywood, and from the commercial perspective it is the business capital of India.
But beyond that its these little traders that are the life blood of Mumbai who serve Mumbaikaars, day in day out. This is would be a humble tribute to the contribution of the street vendors to the city of Mumbai.
The Convenience Store, watch out SevenEleven
Pickled Fruit Anyone?
Mobile "Idli" Wallah
Sweet Meats, freshly made, and Coke to down it with.
The Haji Ali Dargah pathway.
How can you miss the Haji Ali Juices or their Falooda!!!
Mammoth Dosa Display
Dosa on the Go....
A hot afternoon at Kamala Nehru Park, Malabar Hills
If you can't trust your barber who can you trust.
Must be checking on the Commodities Market
Laundry, the never ending story......
Just about everything on paper.....
He who controls the spice, controls the world.
Live Life with a little Spice
Variety is the Spice of Life
Where There's Tea There's Hope
Bajji Fry
Where's The Boss?
I Need Some Vitamin SEA
I Give Boring People Something To Discuss Over Corn
The Man With a Mission
"In this city, every deserted street corner conceals a crowd. It appears in a minute when something disrupts the way in which the world is suppose to work. It can disappear almost as instantaneously." - Jerry Pinto (Mumbai based writer and a Poet)
Ravi Varmman
20 March 2018
