Bangalore: New Color Edition

Bangalore doesn't have the quaint charm of Calcutta or the spicy madness of Bombay, or the historic grandeur of New Delhi. But on the streets of Bangalore, you can find everything: fruits and vegetables, tea and cigarettes, shoe shiners and sometimes even hairdressers. Television is watched there through restaurant windows and dirty laundry is washed there as a family. Some sleep there, others smoke, drink or urinate against the walls. Servants walk obese dogs there, and girls' skirts get shorter, while mothers' bodies get thicker.