Gallery of Dreams

Hemant kataria

We had an arranged marriage. My aunt and my MIL were best friends. I met my wife when when she came to mumbai . My parents had met him when she visited mumbai at age 18. My wife was only 21, her mom wanted her to marry me. She had already made up her mind, first time she saw me. My wife on the other hand wanted to see more guys. She had never seen me but was rebelling against her parents. She was mad at his parents and told them, she didn’t want to see me. She would marry me if they wanted to. I was worried when I found out that she didn’t want to see me. I asked my cousin in law, who was the middle person, if there is anything wrong with her? She said, no, she’s really nice and you would make a nice couple. I didn’t want to marry a woman who didn’t want to marry me for him but for her parents. Then we met, agreed and got married. I was 23 and she was 21.We have been married since so many years and we wish we have our honeymoon in the most beautiful destination and I want to propose her as ours was arranged Marraige .I want to experience the romantic relationship which couples have before marriage and if I get chance to visit vietnam I will propose her high up in the air in Mui Ne Cape in Phan Thiet City, Binh Thuan Province.

Aditya Nigam

Have started my travel journey when I was a school student and have visited many places in India with the school management, later as soon as I have started earning I pursue my dream and have visited almost every state of India, last year I went to Phuket and krabi with my wife and I become more fascinated see more places outside India

IFTEKHAR AHMAD

Photography has always been more than a hobby for me—it's a way of seeing the world through a unique lens, capturing fleeting moments and preserving them for eternity. My passion for photography began during a childhood road trip when I was captivated by the vast landscapes we passed. With a simple camera in hand, I started capturing the beauty of nature, the majesty of mountains, and the tranquility of rivers. What began as a few snapshots soon evolved into a full-blown passion for documenting the world around me. As I grew older, my interest expanded beyond just landscapes. I started exploring different places, seeking out the architectural marvels that define a city's identity. The intricate details of ancient temples, the grandeur of modern skyscrapers, and the rustic charm of rural homes—all became subjects for my lens. Each structure tells a story, and I found joy in uncovering and sharing these stories through my photographs. Culture, too, became an integral part of my photographic journey. Traveling to different regions allowed me to experience diverse traditions, vibrant festivals, and everyday moments that define a community's way of life. Through my camera, I aim to capture the essence of these cultures, offering a glimpse into the rich tapestry of human experience. Participating in the VietJet contest is an exciting opportunity for me to share my love for photography with a wider audience. My work is a testament to the beauty of our world, from the serene landscapes to the bustling cityscapes, and the rich cultural heritage that connects us all. Through my photos, I hope to inspire others to explore, appreciate, and preserve the world around them.