The Thelas, a Nostalgic interpretation of Indian market's lifeline


The Brief
A self-initiated project that connects Ranganath to his Bangalorean roots! As a child growing up in any Indian city, you get attracted to the colours and calls of carts and their owners that would typically pass by most homes. A similar emotion irked this project as every time these ‘thelas’ passed by Ranganath’s home would peek his imagination and would compel him to run out of home to observe what they had to offer in that cart.


The Concept.



This is an ongoing project for Ranganath and through this series, he hopes to document some of the most vibrant and unique carts from cross India.


The Brief
A self-initiated project that connects Ranganath to his Bangalorean roots! As a child growing up in any Indian city, you get attracted to the colours and calls of carts and their owners that would typically pass by most homes. A similar emotion irked this project as every time these ‘thelas’ passed by Ranganath’s home would peek his imagination and would compel him to run out of home to observe what they had to offer in that cart.


The Concept.
A self-initiated project that connects Ranganath to his Bangalorean roots! As a child growing up in any Indian city, you get attracted to the colours and calls of carts and their owners that would typically pass by most homes. A similar emotion irked this project as every time these ‘thelas’ passed by Ranganath’s home would peek his imagination and would compel him to run out of home to observe what they had to offer in that cart.



This is an ongoing project for Ranganath and through this series, he hopes to document some of the most vibrant and unique carts from cross India.


The Brief
A self-initiated project that connects Ranganath to his Bangalorean roots! As a child growing up in any Indian city, you get attracted to the colours and calls of carts and their owners that would typically pass by most homes. A similar emotion irked this project as every time these ‘thelas’ passed by Ranganath’s home would peek his imagination and would compel him to run out of home to observe what they had to offer in that cart.


The Concept.
A self-initiated project that connects Ranganath to his Bangalorean roots! As a child growing up in any Indian city, you get attracted to the colours and calls of carts and their owners that would typically pass by most homes. A similar emotion irked this project as every time these ‘thelas’ passed by Ranganath’s home would peek his imagination and would compel him to run out of home to observe what they had to offer in that cart.



This is an ongoing project for Ranganath and through this series, he hopes to document some of the most vibrant and unique carts from cross India.