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From Ghaziabad with love — culture, kindness, and connection.

I’m not here to offer luxury —
I can’t give you a car or a chauffeur,
But I can walk with you through my city’s soul.
I won’t serve you breakfast in bed,
But I love cooking together and sharing stories over chai ☕.

I’ll talk with you about culture,
Take you sightseeing,
Teach you how to make real Indian chai,
And even help you speak Hindi — with heart and humor.

Why do I do this?

Because it gives me HAPPINESS.
And I want you to be a part of that happiness.

So if you’re coming to my city,
Don’t expect a host —
Expect a friend.
And friends make your stay memorable.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m on Couchsurfing because I love to host people in my home — The Indian Way 🇮🇳
It’s not just about giving you a place to sleep… it’s about sharing life, culture, and connection.

Here’s what hosting means to me:
- I love showing my friends my city through my eyes — the hidden gems, the flavors, the stories.
- I love cooking together — especially Indian food that warms the soul and sparks conversation.
- I love inviting guests to cultural and social events — from live music and Sufi nights to temple visits and street festivals.
- I love talking about art, history, religion, culture, Delhi, India, and everything in between — I’m a curious soul with a passion for deep conversations.
- And yes… I’m a party lover! Music of any kind makes me dance, and I believe every night holds the potential for joy.

So what are you waiting for?

Pack your bags and fly to India!
Come help me show the world why there’s no place like my country,
no city like my city,
and why choosing to stay with me might just be the best decision you make.

Let’s make memories — the Indian way 💫

Interests

🍲 Interests

- Cooking is my superpower — especially Indian food! From spicy curries to soulful dal, I love creating magic in the kitchen and sharing it with friends.
- I’m a movie buff — whether it’s Bollywood drama or international cinema, I enjoy stories that move the heart.
- Night outs with friends keep my spirit alive — laughter, music, and spontaneous plans are my kind of therapy.
- I love to dance — not professionally, but with full energy and joy. If there’s music, I’m moving!
- My playlist is full of soft, soulful music — the kind that makes you feel, reflect, and smile.
- And yes… good food is my weakness. I live to eat, not just eat to live!

If you love food, music, and spontaneous adventures — we’ll get along just fine!

• dancing
• cooking
• shopping
• traveling
• dance music

Music, Movies, and Books

Music is my therapy — I vibe with soft, soulful tunes that speak to the heart. Whether it’s Sufi rhythms, acoustic melodies, or old-school Bollywood classics, if it makes you feel something… I’m listening. And if there’s music playing, chances are I’m dancing too!

Books are my quiet escape. I love stories that explore culture, spirituality, and human connection. From ancient wisdom to modern reflections, I’m always curious to learn something new — especially if it helps me understand people better.

Movies are my passion. I’m a total movie buff — from intense dramas to feel-good comedies, I enjoy cinema that moves you, teaches you, or just makes you laugh out loud. I believe every film has a story worth sharing, and every story brings us closer.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

🌟 One of the most amazing things I’ve ever experienced was attending a Sufi music night under the stars in Delhi. The courtyard was lit with lanterns, the air filled with the scent of incense and chai, and the music… it was pure magic. People from all walks of life sat together — strangers, friends, travelers — united by rhythm and soul.

I didn’t just listen to the music… I felt it. I danced with joy, shared stories with new friends, and watched the night turn into morning with a heart full of peace.

That night reminded me why I love hosting — because moments like these are meant to be shared.

🌟 Sunrise at the Ghats of Varanasi

One morning in Varanasi, I woke up before dawn and walked to the ghats. As the sun rose over the Ganges, the sky turned golden, and the chants of priests echoed in the air. I sat quietly, sipping chai, watching life unfold — pilgrims bathing, boats gliding, and the city waking up with soul. It was a moment of peace, beauty, and spiritual energy I’ll never forget.

Teach, Learn, Share

🎓 Teach

So what can I teach you?

I can show you the best of everything —
- The best places to eat 🍲
- The best spots to party 🎉
- The most exciting activities 🏄
- The coolest places to explore 🗺️
- The best places to shop 🛍️
- And the most amazing people to meet 🤝

I can also teach you about this great country — its culture, languages, people, religions, history, architecture, and music.
Want to learn how to make chai or speak Hindi? I’ve got you covered!

📚 Learn

I believe in the institution of learning — and that every day teaches something new.
Learning is an endless virtue, and I’m open to all forms of it:
- Your knowledge and culture
- Your hobbies and passions
- Your travel experiences
- Your take on life, cooking, photography, and music

If you’re willing to share, I’m eager to learn.

🤝 Share

Sharing is caring, and it’s how memories stay alive.
I’d love to share:
- Stories from my travels
- Insights into my culture and faiths
- Moments from my life journey

Whether it’s over chai, a walk through the city, or a late-night chat — I believe in sharing with heart.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I offer you my helping hand when you need support,
My jokes when you need a laugh,
My crazy company when you want to feel alive,
And my serious conversations when you’re ready to dive deep.

I offer you my culture, my religion, and my rich heritage —
Not just as facts, but as stories, experiences, and emotions.

And above all…
I offer you my friendship — the kind that doesn’t fade.

🌟 “True friendship isn’t about being inseparable… it’s about being connected, no matter the distance.”

Because I believe:
Once a friend, always a friend.

Countries I’ve Visited

India, Thailand

Countries I’ve Lived In

India