<p>Teenage is always associated with colourful dreams and teenagers can be called dream merchants because of their unlimited ambitions. <br /><br />Metrolife spoke to youngsters to find out what their dream in life is. A beautiful home, a branded car and a friendly, honest life partner were the most common answers.<br /> Stephie, a PUC student, is a daydreamer. She has a clear image of her future. Aiming to be a doctor, Stephie wants to own a lavish apartment in the vicinity of Indiranagar. <br />“Bangalore is a vibrant City, which is full of life. I can’t imagine living out of Bangalore. I would like to own an apartment near Indiranagar. A luxurious flat giving a picturesque outside view with Wi-Fi enabled premises will be my preference. <br /><br />Interiors embellished with gemstones, glamourous and opulent furniture and exquisitely crafted home accessories should make it a stylish dwelling,” she says. <br /><br />“Innova is my dream car. It’s spacious and comfortable. Having my friends in my <br />wagon, I will hit Brigade and M G Road to have fun,” she fantasises. <br /><br />Arjun’s train of thoughts revolve around Basavanagudi. “I want to own a house with a classic look in Basavanagudi, anywhere near National College. I want to buy a Bentley Continental GT, a grand coupe. I am fond of its sleek design and sumptuous interiors. Romantic long drives with my partner, supposedly a fashion designer, in the cool evenings of Bangalore, and shopping at Bangalore Central is my imagery of a perfect life,” Arjun reveals. <br /><br />He also wishes to allot a space for a pet in his house. “Golden Retriever, a breed known for its intelligence is the pet I cherish to have. He should be kind, friendly and confident.” <br />Ashita, a final year B.Com student dreams of owning a house in the outskirts of the City. <br />“I want to move out to be away from the bustling traffic and noise. I will find a spacious and majestic bungalow for myself, which will resemble a farm house. I also wish for a Mercedes Benz GLK and a life partner, who is a CA,” she admits. Aparna too has some distinct vision for her future. “A picturesque and elegant house, meticulously crafted according to my taste at J P Nagar is what I fantasy.” <br /><br />Aparna wants to have a successful career in the advertising industry with a handsome salary. “Regardless of my income, Commercial Street will always be my idea of a shopping paradise. I am mad about the designs and patterns available in affordable prices over there.” <br /><br />Swati aspires for a stunning and contemporary bungalow in Dollars Colony. A doctor husband, a labrador pet, regular holidays to hill stations and shopping at leading brand stores are some of her dreams.<br /><br />As life unfolds, there may be some changes in these images. But for Gen Y, daydreaming is not just a mere fantasy. After all, it is these dreams which inspire them to work harder in life. <br /></p>
<p>Teenage is always associated with colourful dreams and teenagers can be called dream merchants because of their unlimited ambitions. <br /><br />Metrolife spoke to youngsters to find out what their dream in life is. A beautiful home, a branded car and a friendly, honest life partner were the most common answers.<br /> Stephie, a PUC student, is a daydreamer. She has a clear image of her future. Aiming to be a doctor, Stephie wants to own a lavish apartment in the vicinity of Indiranagar. <br />“Bangalore is a vibrant City, which is full of life. I can’t imagine living out of Bangalore. I would like to own an apartment near Indiranagar. A luxurious flat giving a picturesque outside view with Wi-Fi enabled premises will be my preference. <br /><br />Interiors embellished with gemstones, glamourous and opulent furniture and exquisitely crafted home accessories should make it a stylish dwelling,” she says. <br /><br />“Innova is my dream car. It’s spacious and comfortable. Having my friends in my <br />wagon, I will hit Brigade and M G Road to have fun,” she fantasises. <br /><br />Arjun’s train of thoughts revolve around Basavanagudi. “I want to own a house with a classic look in Basavanagudi, anywhere near National College. I want to buy a Bentley Continental GT, a grand coupe. I am fond of its sleek design and sumptuous interiors. Romantic long drives with my partner, supposedly a fashion designer, in the cool evenings of Bangalore, and shopping at Bangalore Central is my imagery of a perfect life,” Arjun reveals. <br /><br />He also wishes to allot a space for a pet in his house. “Golden Retriever, a breed known for its intelligence is the pet I cherish to have. He should be kind, friendly and confident.” <br />Ashita, a final year B.Com student dreams of owning a house in the outskirts of the City. <br />“I want to move out to be away from the bustling traffic and noise. I will find a spacious and majestic bungalow for myself, which will resemble a farm house. I also wish for a Mercedes Benz GLK and a life partner, who is a CA,” she admits. Aparna too has some distinct vision for her future. “A picturesque and elegant house, meticulously crafted according to my taste at J P Nagar is what I fantasy.” <br /><br />Aparna wants to have a successful career in the advertising industry with a handsome salary. “Regardless of my income, Commercial Street will always be my idea of a shopping paradise. I am mad about the designs and patterns available in affordable prices over there.” <br /><br />Swati aspires for a stunning and contemporary bungalow in Dollars Colony. A doctor husband, a labrador pet, regular holidays to hill stations and shopping at leading brand stores are some of her dreams.<br /><br />As life unfolds, there may be some changes in these images. But for Gen Y, daydreaming is not just a mere fantasy. After all, it is these dreams which inspire them to work harder in life. <br /></p>
