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Netflix's 'Musafir Cafe' Captures India's Changing Cafe Culture

Netflix's 'Musafir Cafe' Captures India's Changing Cafe Culture
How Netflix's ‘Musafir Cafe’ captures India’s latest cafe and hospitality trends - Telegraph India · telegraphindia.com

There is a new show on Netflix called 'Musafir Cafe'.

It tells the story of a man named Chander Mohan Sharma who loves coffee very much.

The story takes place in two pretty places in India: Bhopal and Mussoorie.

Chander is so picky about coffee that he even brings his own pour-over filter to make it just right.

Back then, very few people in India made fancy coffee like that at home.

The show helps us see how cafes in India have changed over the last five years.

Nowadays, cafes are more than places to eat.

They are cozy spots where friends meet, books are read, and music happens.

People can even leave notes and promises on a 'Promise Wall' at the cafe.

The show also shows a dream of turning a home into a place where artists can stay and create, and many real places in India are already doing this.

Key facts

Platform
Netflix
Creator
Sharanya Rajgopal
Director
Ruchir Arun
Protagonist
Chander Mohan Sharma
Settings
Bhopal and Mussoorie, India
Core theme
India's changing cafe and hospitality culture over five years
Third-space cafe examples
The Courtyard (Bengaluru), Nokrek Midan Cafe (Meghalaya), Cosmohub (Ladakh), Red Bari (Kolkata)
Artist residency examples
Khoj International Artist Residency (Delhi), Dharamkot Studio (Himalayas), Farm Studio (Rajasthan), Hampi Art Labs (Karnataka)

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