Throughout the year, a host of celebrities visited Gurgaon, and t...
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Throughout the year, a host of celebrities visited Gurgaon, and they all had a different perspective to share about the city. While some were amazed by how much it has changed over the years, others considered it ‘world-class’. However, not everyone was impressed.
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Throughout the year, a host of celebrities visited Gurgaon, and they all had a different perspective to share about the city. While some were amazed by how much it has changed over the years, others considered it ‘world-class’. However, not everyone was impressed.
to celebs performing in the city like Asrani and Indeep Bakshi – for many, Gurgaon’s tall skyscrappers and great infrastructure makes it the best city to live in.
Model Akanksha Sharma finds Gurgaon the 'best-est' city in the world.
For cricket commentator Gautam Bhimani, Gurgaon is a world class city
Those who have lived in the city or visited it long before it was the ‘
Millennium City
’ are always amazed by its ever-changing skyline. Gaurav Gera,
Rajat Kapur
, Saurabh Pandey and Parvin Dabas (above) shared with us memories of the Gurgaon they knew all those years ago.
Gaurav Gera rewinds to a time when the now-famous Mall Mile was a poultry farm For TV actor Saurabh Pandey, the 'ship-wali building' is the city's defining landmark Rajat Kapur remembers a time before Gurgaon However, not all find the city perfect. While the never-ending construction and the chaotic traffic drives Sandhya Mridul crazy, power cuts, water shortage and ‘mindless diversions’ makes Susmit Sen (ex-band member and co-founder of Indian Ocean) wish he never moved to Gurgaon. In the city for a performance, Kailash Kher told us that he thinks that Gurgaonwallahs lack a sense of belonging to the city. Indian Ocean's Susmit Sen rues the day he moved to Gurgaon
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