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Well done, dost (or should it be host ?)

I appreciate your presentation and would like to suggest you to come up with a detailed CD which will also fetch you a market. I am a regular visitor of this market since 30 years.

There is one so called Chor Bazzar in Delhi too. But, that is more like a road side market. It seems Mumbai bazzar is much much better than Delhi one. Earlier it used to take place behind red fort, but now it has been shifted to front side of red fort near darya ganj market. It takes place only on Sundays.

Great site. Very well presented by providing the essence of the subject. I immigrated to Canada some years ago from Bombay (Mumbai ) and this site brings back the memories in waves. Thanks , Graydon Halge

Hi, really cool seeing the chor bazaar video coz us folks outside only hear about these places. Dj Nairobi

My Dear Premjit Singh, Thank you fot the video on Chor Bazar. I left Bombay for the West 24 years ago,but as the years went by,I felt more an more nostalgia for the city where I was born and brought up. When I made my first winter trips to Shimla(then called Simla) and Kashmir,I bought my overcoat,scarf and gloves from Chor Bazar. What would I not give to be able to re-visit Chor Bazar and buy an antique gramophone,clock,watch,etc. But your video is the next best thing to actually being there. Thank you! Farah Rustom brahms.schubert21@yahoo.com p.s.Please include my email address so that if some old friend still remembers me,they can say "hello"mover the gulf of years.

I'm an ex-Bombayite (well... it was Bombay then) and I must thank you for affording us a lovely nostalgic walk down memory lane... checking out favourite haunts. Thanks and congrats on a job very well done.

It was refreshing to see Chor Bazaar from an outsider's view-point since I live there.Man I was born in this area.But I don't refer to it by this famous/infamous (or is it famously infamous?)name.Sharm aati hai yaar.