2nd Cross, Gandhinagar

This is like life. Some things are more colourful on reflection. See more Bus Art from Benglur.

Kempegowda Road

Also see The Children of Bangalore Series.

S C Road, Gandhinagar

No pension. Here's an old lady holding the black movie tickets she's peddling in her left hand.
(Translations: The movie is called Junglee. The poster behind the old lady says: All Karnataka Duniya Vijay Fan Club.)

More pictures from the series: Sandalwood (Kannada Film Industry) - Friday movie release!

D'Souza Circle, Richmond Road

More wall art from Benglur.

MG Rd.

More wall art from Benglur.

OTC Road

At the Aastana-e-Hazrat Khwaja - Syedshah Sharfudeen Khadri Shaheed Shrine. Next to Luciya Hotel.

MG Rd.

Excuse me, Bearer.

Also read, Caffeine Rush Hours. The Bangalore Coffee House, an iconic witness to history, downs shutters.

Other Thindi Stops in Benglur.

Church Street / St. Marks Rd.

Here's one more building with decorative ramparts. This is the Bible Society Building that's rented out to Hard Rock Cafe - Benglur. I have clicked this picture from the tiny stretch of Church Street sandwiched between St Marks Rd. and MG Rd. See other buildings with ramparts.

Hosur Road

Discovered! A new urban animal species.
And i'm not joking. A new species of ants was actually discovered within Bangalore city limits in 2006 at IISc. The ant species is named after the city and is called Dilobocondyla bangalorica. And if you are crazy about ants, and if you live in Bangalore or anywhere on the Deccan peninsula, this colourful, informative and easy-to-use book should be your bible - On A Trail With Ants: A Handbook of the Ants of Peninsular India by Ajay Narendra & Kumar SM. To order your copy, email: antbook.india@gmail.com

Tannery Road

Wheeler Road

Old Bangalore buildings are protected by ramparts. I'm sure that our man Tipu Sultan gave them Brits the shivers, a long time after he was defeated in 1799.

A Church on Hospital Road, Shivajinagar.

Opera Theater.

See other buildings with ramparts

Vittal Mallya Road

Beam us up! At UB City

Yeshwantpur Market Road

An observation: Red coloured clothes are preferred by vegetable and fruit sellers in Yeshwantpur market. It seems to be a sure way to attract customers.

9th Main, 4th Block, Jayanagar

The chaos and colour of Indian roads finds its reflection on our signboards. Here, what was once a simple parking sign finds itself transformed, smeared with almost war-like paints.

Hosur Rd., Near Adugodi