The new face of urban India is metropolitans. Whether it is Delhi, Mumbai, Bangaluru or any other city, we all dress the same, discuss the same office culture and enjoy the same kind of international cuisines. What separates us is the local dialects and the general temperament of the city.
Yes, your city has a personality of its own and that has shaped and moulded you in more than one way. Even though you don't realise it that's what is termed as a 'typical Delhiite' or an 'everyday Mumbaikar'. See, how your city defines you... completely.
This says that you’re probably a strong and confident person, completely capable of handling yourself in a difficult situation. Say what you want about Delhiites, but they’re some tough nuts.
Being from Aamchi Mumbai means that you’re well exposed to a variety of different cultural phenomena, and that you probably can’t deal with any extreme climate apart from the monsoon.
The Pune vibe is youthful and chill. Anybody coming from this city, is also associated with this and are usually extremely nice and easily befriended people.
Good food, no alcohol and great vibes. You being from Surat means that you are also one of the toughest in the lot, and that you are well equipped to deal with anything and keep a cool head when need be.
The entirety of South India is devastatingly beautiful and serene; it is by default that everyone from here is also assumed to be of a calmer nature than most. You are always up for some good food, and can be relied on when needed.
The home of the Taj Mahal – it is no doubt that you have become so used to tourists, that the sight of a foreigner barely fazes you. People from Agra are known to be intelligent and well aware of what is happening around them.
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