Mint Street - Bose Road Junction — Local services in Zone 5 Royapuram

The place looks exotic and extremely tempt to window shopping or buy various items like piece goods,bridal attire,Bandini heavily work dress materials sarees gungat choli vagaira particularly bride and groom needs aplenty to choose. Varieties of novelties like choosing jhumka bindi cosmetics of local imported fragrance scent finger ring girdle lolak bulaki etc. Mind blowing. Varieties of foodstalls selling vada pav dosa paanipuri dahibada etc.lined up before all shops in mint street with overflowing 2wheelers autos completely blocking the road with utter disrespect to traffic rules pedestrian inconvenience. Neither it wasn't curbed by any authorities at all. The unruly zigzag of vehicles in opposite one way is rule of day in this area. The trouble and turmoil to shop needy things here becomes miniscule before this pandemonium and cacophony atmosphere...

We got n no of Verity and collections, In 1841–1842, the East India Company moved its coin-making facility to this street, and since then the street became known as Mint Street.[1] Later the mint was converted as the Government Press, which still functions. Next to the Press stood Crown Talkies, one of the city's earliest cinema theatres built by a photographer named Ragupathy Venkaiah, who also built other theatres such as Gaiety and Globe in various parts...

A place unlike any other in Chennai! It seems like a normal marwadi town of Rajasthan with familiar smells and sounds. It's a classic representative case that our diversities are harmonious and compliment our whole so effortlessly. If you want to get authentic wads pavs and chaats, this is the place you...