A man has shared his impressions of Bengaluru after spending just over a week in the city, saying its thriving startup culture and entrepreneurial energy encouraged him to think bigger.
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Taking to Instagram, content creator Aditya Nanda posted a video comparing Bengaluru’s startup-driven environment with the hustle he had experienced in Mumbai. He said conversations about businesses and new ideas appeared to be part of everyday life in the Karnataka capital.
Reflecting on what he had learned during his brief stay, Nanda said, “If there’s one thing that I’ve learned by coming to Bangalore for like 7 days, is that to dream big. Everyone here is just doing crazy things.”
“In fact, the first person that I met after coming to Bangalore was a startup owner. I mean, it’s just baffling how many ideas are just flowing around here,” Nanda said.
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He claimed that the scale and intensity of Bengaluru’s entrepreneurial ecosystem could be difficult for people from other cities to comprehend.
Nanda added that Bengaluru had a distinct sense of hustle, which he felt was noticeably different from the atmosphere in Mumbai.
“There’s this sense of hustle here, which is very different from the one that you would get in Bombay. Everything here is optimised for, you know, businesses or, you know, startups to grow,” he explained.
He added that even people gathering at local tea stalls could be heard discussing startups as casually as they might talk about everyday news.
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“People at the tea stall are talking about startups like it’s like daily news. It’s absolutely crazy. I love Bangalore, man,” he concluded.
Sharing the clip, Nanda wrote in the caption, “I still love Mumbai, though, but Bengaluru would definitely be a close second.”
Watch the clip here:
The video attracted reactions from users who agreed with his observations about the city. One person wrote, “Yes, I agree with you,” while another remarked, “Bangalore is heaven for entrepreneurs.” A third user commented, “Bengaluru has a different vibe,” and another added, “Yes, you’re right.”
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The content creator also recalled that the first person he met after arriving in Bengaluru happened to be a startup founder. According to him, the sheer number of people discussing businesses, ideas and entrepreneurship left him surprised.
