Mera Naam Karegi Roshan's cast in Delhi!
The cast of Mera Naam Karegi Roshan didn't visit Janpath to stock up on souvenirs. But as they all wanted to soak in the Delhi feel, they later headed to India Gate.
However, as they strolled through Janpath and began exploring the shops offering interesting artifacts, Indian/western clothes and accessories, it made their visit a unique shopping experience. Read on...
Thanks a cot(ton): "Isn't the Cottage Industry Emporium somewhere near?" Lubna Salim enquired and quickly added, "You have to help me because it's been many years since I last came to Delhi. I want to get a lot of cotton suits as it's the most comfortable option in this sweltering heat." Looking towards a deserted lane in Janpath, she asked one of the shopkeepers, "Yahan pe Gujarati Market hoti thi. Kya band ho gai hai woh?" A few blocks ahead, she found the lane wherein women still sell Gujarati contemporary and antique textiles, much like the way they used to decades back. "This is what I was talking about. I remember, years back I came here with friends and bought junk jewellery. It was a rage then and I'm sure it continues to be a hit with the youngsters even today – those bangles, danglers etc."
Delhi waala stuff chahiye: "There's no point in buying Jaipuri or Kashmiri stuff as that I can easily get whenever I visit these cities," said Sana Sheikh. She added, "I have bought a contemporary necklace. Most of the girls in Delhi team contemporary jewellery with kurta and salwar for that typical Delhi look."
It's different in Delhi: "Dozen ke hisaab se actors dikhte hain Mumbai mein. It feels great to surprise people here. Actors walking in a flea market isn't a common sight in Delhi. I'm really enjoying their attention," said Yashpal Sharma who bought a cap for himself. Sufi was spotted interacting with children.
