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The list of people who had nothing when they came to Mumbai and eventually became successful is endless. It is not called the financial capital for anything. Its ranks among the top 10 global commercial centres and is an investor magnet. If you possess a skill, then there is surely someone in the city who is willing to pay for it. It is and always has been a go-to place for ambitious minds.
Mumbai isn’t just the wealthiest city in the country, but among the wealthiest globally. It is where the headquarters of multiple financial institutions are located – from the Bombay Stock Exchange, Reserve Bank of India, National Stock Exchange, and the Mint, to Indian business giants such as the Tata Group, Aditya Birla Group, Essel Group and Reliance Industries.
Bollywood, India’s largest and one of the world’s largest film industries is synonymous with Mumbai. The city has accordingly established itself as the film capital of India. It is where many Bollywood storylines are based, where top studios are located and where the most famous directors, producers, actors and crew members live. And so, to the rest of India, the charm and appeal of Bollywood hold true for Mumbai as well.
Mumbai’s is house to people of different race, culture and ethnicity. Tourists, residents, businessmen; you find people belonging to hundreds of races working and coexisting happily together. It does have its share of conflicts but they are very limited and not prevalent in most areas. Coming to Mumbai is more than just an opportunity to meet new people and form some connections for yourself.
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From the stunning Bandra-Worli Sea link to the pristine white Haji Ali Dargah, Mumbai’s architecture is complex, rich and exceptional. Marine Drive whose lights form an arc resembling a string of pearls dubbed as Queen’s Necklace, and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus whose Victorian architecture has resiliently stood through more than a century of events from terror attacks to freedom struggles – are all symbolic of Mumbai’s charm to the rest of the subcontinent.
Mumbai isn’t just the film capital of the country. A majority of the city’s leading ad agencies, media companies, television studios, music production companies and cultural movements are concentrated here. Some of the city’s premier art institutions including the legendary Jehangir Arts Gallery which has played an important role in the country’s modern art movement are all located here.
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Mumbai is among the best of Indian cities that offer a potential for an amazing lifestyle. It may come across expensive in some aspects but it is clearly worth it. There are hundreds of huge shopping malls, multiplexes as well local street market making both shopping and entertainment relatively convenient, fun and affordable for all sections of the society. There are plenty of places to hang out. Different art and music clubs are spread all over the city and a membership is easy to get. Pubs are open late into the night and Mumbaiwalas love to party.
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No matter who you are, if you’re moving to a new city food will always be on your to-check list. Well, you’re in for a pleasant surprise when it comes to Mumbai. Talk about the local specials, the street food or the super expensive luxury items; you get everything here. Every busy street junction will have multiple vendors selling the oh-so-famous, finger-licking dishes like Pav bhaji, Vada pav or Chicken Tikka rolls. You will simply never get bored of the food here.
By Pritam Mondal
May 17, 2018
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The list of people who had nothing when they came to Mumbai and eventually became successful is endless. It is not called the financial capital for anything. Its ranks among the top 10 global commercial centres and is an investor magnet. If you possess a skill, then there is surely someone in the city who is willing to pay for it. It is and always has been a go-to place for ambitious minds.
Mumbai isn’t just the wealthiest city in the country, but among the wealthiest globally. It is where the headquarters of multiple financial institutions are located – from the Bombay Stock Exchange, Reserve Bank of India, National Stock Exchange, and the Mint, to Indian business giants such as the Tata Group, Aditya Birla Group, Essel Group and Reliance Industries.
Bollywood, India’s largest and one of the world’s largest film industries is synonymous with Mumbai. The city has accordingly established itself as the film capital of India. It is where many Bollywood storylines are based, where top studios are located and where the most famous directors, producers, actors and crew members live. And so, to the rest of India, the charm and appeal of Bollywood hold true for Mumbai as well.
Mumbai’s is house to people of different race, culture and ethnicity. Tourists, residents, businessmen; you find people belonging to hundreds of races working and coexisting happily together. It does have its share of conflicts but they are very limited and not prevalent in most areas. Coming to Mumbai is more than just an opportunity to meet new people and form some connections for yourself.
https://images.news18.com/ibnlive/uploads/2016/04/mumbai-beach1-750x500.jpg
From the stunning Bandra-Worli Sea link to the pristine white Haji Ali Dargah, Mumbai’s architecture is complex, rich and exceptional. Marine Drive whose lights form an arc resembling a string of pearls dubbed as Queen’s Necklace, and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus whose Victorian architecture has resiliently stood through more than a century of events from terror attacks to freedom struggles – are all symbolic of Mumbai’s charm to the rest of the subcontinent.
Mumbai isn’t just the film capital of the country. A majority of the city’s leading ad agencies, media companies, television studios, music production companies and cultural movements are concentrated here. Some of the city’s premier art institutions including the legendary Jehangir Arts Gallery which has played an important role in the country’s modern art movement are all located here.
https://res.cloudinary.com/trell/f_auto,fl_progressive,t_medium/user-content/images/orig/A63omWgdPyqJVrfC3fA4.jpeg
Mumbai is among the best of Indian cities that offer a potential for an amazing lifestyle. It may come across expensive in some aspects but it is clearly worth it. There are hundreds of huge shopping malls, multiplexes as well local street market making both shopping and entertainment relatively convenient, fun and affordable for all sections of the society. There are plenty of places to hang out. Different art and music clubs are spread all over the city and a membership is easy to get. Pubs are open late into the night and Mumbaiwalas love to party.
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4708/25544634327_09d007f395_b.jpg
No matter who you are, if you’re moving to a new city food will always be on your to-check list. Well, you’re in for a pleasant surprise when it comes to Mumbai. Talk about the local specials, the street food or the super expensive luxury items; you get everything here. Every busy street junction will have multiple vendors selling the oh-so-famous, finger-licking dishes like Pav bhaji, Vada pav or Chicken Tikka rolls. You will simply never get bored of the food here.
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