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STORY-LINE:As night falls at Haveli Dharampura , a restored Mughal-era mansion in the older part of the Indian capital, local dancers fill the air with the thumping sounds of ringing anklets as they move to the beats of classical Indian music.The show is reminiscent of a time long gone, when courtesans from the Mughal period performed under jharokas, or arched courtyards, for an audience that watched from a distance. The restored mansion-turned-hotel opened to the public in March this year.Visitors have been trickling in to rediscover the lost magic of a a bygone era, complete with the historical surroundings of one of New Delhi's most popular but congested tourist areas – Chandni Chowk.\"Taking the cycle-rickshaw from the train station and then walking in the narrow alleys, and then entering this wonderful building which is just surprising,\" says Dario Hidalgo, a tourist from ColombiaThe mansion dates back to 1887 AD , its owners say.Zainab Kakal, a tourist from Mumbai, says restoration projects like this would give the area a distinct brand identity.\"In marketing you would say, you know, it's like giving something a brand, and a brand identity. And places like this will give Chandni Chowk that identity,\" she said.Haveli Dharampura is a short walk from New Delhi's iconic Jama Mosque, along the narrow alley called Gali Guliyan.But prior to nearly a decade of restoration work at the mansion, it wasn't safe to even walk on the cracked courtyards that were falling under their own weight, explains  Siddhant Goel, the owner's son, who helped his father Vijay Goel in the restoration project. Dharampura, much like other old mansions in the area, had been compartmentalized to house multiple families, making it much heavier than the original building.A narrow approach through cramped-lanes – a signature of the old city – meant whatever went in or out of the mansion had to be carried by hand for at least half a kilometre. Combining the expertise of an architect who was working on a restoration project at the historic Red Fort, with the local know how of a repairman from Chandini Chowk, the Goels were able to revive the rubble.Restoring the Mughal-style arches and marble-work that resembles some walls in the Taj Mahal, involved travelling to other states in search of material and craftsmanship that, according to Goel, is almost impossible to find.\"The first three years actually took in just laying down the foundation, because the entire foundation was falling off, Goel says  \"The next two years went into making sure the building stays strong and do conservation and restoration work. The architectural beauty you can see here, that is the work of the last six months.\"With rooms starting at a little more than $100 for a night, Haveli Dharampura is now a plush hotel packed with amenities like central air-conditioning and an elevator – both modern additions to a traditional looking building.  Dharampura also houses two reservation-only restaurants, a small museum and a secret passage leading to a hidden-safe. The walled-city of Chandini Chowk today is mishmash of the past and present.Among the congested, narrow lanes and a bustling market, one can still catch glimpses of its glorious past. Decaying facades of centuries old havelis, or Mughal-era mansions, and their once-upon-a-time grand entryways, tell a story of the Delhi that used to be. \"These havelis were big mansions of rich people,\" said Rohan Patankar, an architect and curator of the Delhi Walk Festival.\"It actually functioned like one unit where rich people were living with people who were their, sort of, helpers and staff, and they would sustain the ecosystem economically and socially as one unit. And that's what was very different from how we live today where the richer people live together and the poorer people live together,\" he says.Old Delhi is now a commercial hub.Godowns and warehouses occupy every tiny bit of available space, and old markets ensure the narrow streets are always clogged with traffic. Most haveli owners have left the old city for the new one, but still depend on their shops or warehouses in Chandni Chowk as an important source of income.    \"It just became too inconvenient to be in Old Delhi, you know. Like, all of New Delhi became more convenient, Patankar explains. \"And functionality mattered more than charm.\"Goels believe restoring heritage mansions in Chandni Chowk will help bring back the charm and functionality to the area. With an average of more than ten visitors every day, it is already drawing people back to the old city.FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4041725LEAD IN:Travellers to New Delhi can now experience living in the Mughal Era of India.A 129-year-old heritage haveli, or mansion has been converted into a plush hotel that blends the grandeur of the past with the comforts of the present.  STORY-LINE:As night falls at Haveli Dharampura , a restored Mughal-era mansion in the older part of the Indian capital, local dancers fill the air with the thumping sounds of ringing anklets as they move to the beats of classical Indian music.The show is reminiscent of a time long gone, when courtesans from the Mughal period performed under jharokas, or arched courtyards, for an audience that watched from a distance. The restored mansion-turned-hotel opened to the public in March this year.Visitors have been trickling in to rediscover the lost magic of a a bygone era, complete with the historical surroundings of one of New Delhi's most popular but congested tourist areas – Chandni Chowk.\"Taking the cycle-rickshaw from the train station and then walking in the narrow alleys, and then entering this wonderful building which is just surprising,\" says Dario Hidalgo, a tourist from ColombiaThe mansion dates back to 1887 AD , its owners say.Zainab Kakal, a tourist from Mumbai, says restoration projects like this would give the area a distinct brand identity.\"In marketing you would say, you know, it's like giving something a brand, and a brand identity. And places like this will give Chandni Chowk that identity,\" she said.Haveli Dharampura is a short walk from New Delhi's iconic Jama Mosque, along the narrow alley called Gali Guliyan.But prior to nearly a decade of restoration work at the mansion, it wasn't safe to even walk on the cracked courtyards that were falling under their own weight, explains  Siddhant Goel, the owner's son, who helped his father Vijay Goel in the restoration project. Dharampura, much like other old mansions in the area, had been compartmentalized to house multiple families, making it much heavier than the original building.A narrow approach through cramped-lanes – a signature of the old city – meant whatever went in or out of the mansion had to be carried by hand for at least half a kilometre. Combining the expertise of an architect who was working on a restoration project at the historic Red Fort, with the local know how of a repairman from Chandini Chowk, the Goels were able to revive the rubble.Restoring the Mughal-style arches and marble-work that resembles some walls in the Taj Mahal, involved travelling to other states in search of material and craftsmanship that, according to Goel, is almost impossible to find.\"The first three years actually took in just laying down the foundation, because the entire foundation was falling off, Goel says  \"The next two years went into making sure the building stays strong and do conservation and restoration work. The architectural beauty you can see here, that is the work of the last six months.\"With rooms starting at a little more than $100 for a night, Haveli Dharampura is now a plush hotel packed with amenities like central air-conditioning and an elevator – both modern additions to a traditional looking building.  Dharampura also houses two reservation-only restaurants, a small museum and a secret passage leading to a hidden-safe. The walled-city of Chandini Chowk today is mishmash of the past and present.Among the congested, narrow lanes and a bustling market, one can still catch glimpses of its glorious past. Decaying facades of centuries old havelis, or Mughal-era mansions, and their once-upon-a-time grand entryways, tell a story of the Delhi that used to be. \"These havelis were big mansions of rich people,\" said Rohan Patankar, an architect and curator of the Delhi Walk Festival.\"It actually functioned like one unit where rich people were living with people who were their, sort of, helpers and staff, and they would sustain the ecosystem economically and socially as one unit. And that's what was very different from how we live today where the richer people live together and the poorer people live together,\" he says.Old Delhi is now a commercial hub.Godowns and warehouses occupy every tiny bit of available space, and old markets ensure the narrow streets are always clogged with traffic. Most haveli owners have left the old city for the new one, but still depend on their shops or warehouses in Chandni Chowk as an important source of income.    \"It just became too inconvenient to be in Old Delhi, you know. Like, all of New Delhi became more convenient, Patankar explains. \"And functionality mattered more than charm.\"Goels believe restoring heritage mansions in Chandni Chowk will help bring back the charm and functionality to the area. With an average of more than ten visitors every day, it is already drawing people back to the old city.New Delhi, India – 9 April, 2016++NIGHT SHOTS++ 1. Various of local dancers exhibiting a form of Indian classical dance \" Kathak \" at the Haveli Dharampura – a restored Mughal-era mansion in Chandni Chowk neighbourhood 2. Tilt-up from the mansion's main courtyard to the smaller courtyards where the dancers are performing3. Various of visitors watching the dance performance4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dario Hidalgo, a tourist from Colombia, voxpop\"Taking the cycle-rickshaw from the train station and then walking in the narrow alleys, and then entering this wonderful building which is just surprising. And just minutes after (inaudible) starting this beautiful performance by the dancers. It's a real real expression of what is Delhi.\"5. Pan across dancers6. Pan from the corridor of the mansion to the courtyards where the dancers are performing7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Zainab Kakal, a tourist from Mumbai, voxpop\"Projects like this, well, create precedence. So it's really interesting for the community to start feeling proud of where they live. And once that happens, you start taking care of the place that you live in. So I think it's kind of like also giving… In marketing you would say, you know, it's like giving something a brand, and a brand identity. And places like this will give Chandni Chowk that identity.\"New Delhi, India – 8 March, 20168. The Jama Masjid (Mosque) as seen from the top of the Haveli Dharampura9. The terrace of the mansion and closely-built buildings in the backdrop10. Various of trained domesticated pigeons flying over the skyline of Chandni Chowk 11. The entrance to Haveli Dharampura 12. The entrance to Haveli Dharampura from inside with a picture of what the mansion looked like before renovation13. Tilt-up of the mansion's main courtyard to the terrace14. Close of artwork on a marble wall15. Pan left-to-right of the floor of a smaller courtyard 16. Tilt-down to the mansions's main courtyard; close of stained glass work 17. Tilt-down to a smaller courtyard leading to the balcony18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Siddhant Goel, owner's son\"The first three years actually took in just laying down the foundation, because the entire foundation was falling off. And the next two years went into making sure the building stays strong and do conservation and restoration work. And all things… the architectural beauty you can see here, that is the work of the last six months.\"19. Tilt up from floor top the entrance of the suite room 20. Pan right-to-left of the suite room 21. Close of the fan22. Tilt-down from the fan to the bed in the suite room23. View from the suite room  24. Close of the name of a hotel room25. Pan left-to-right of another room in the mansion26. Pan from a safe to a secret doorway which was discovered during the restoration of the Haveli27. SOUNDBITE: (English) Siddhant Goel, owner's son\"If you make something beautiful, you take your so much of time, so much of effort, so much of money into it, so you want people to see it. And as much as people to come see how the work has been done. See how the glory can be restored, see how the past can come alive, and actually see the entire beauty of the haveli.\" 28. Various of the buildings around the mansion and narrow lanes leading up to itNew Delhi, India – 18 April, 201629. SOUNDBITE: (English) Rohan Patankar, an architect and curator of Delhi Walk Festival\"These havelis were big mansions of rich people. And always in the family, it was a joint family, and they'd have a whole bunch of servants or people who were working for them who'd have their little quarters outside or on the fringes of the haveli right. So it actually functioned like one unit where rich people were living with people who were their, sort of, helpers and staff, and they would sustain the ecosystem economically and socially as one unit. And that's what was very different from how we live today where the richer people live together and the poorer people live together.\"New Delhi, India – 9 April, 201630. Traffic congestion in Chandni Chowk 31. Various of a woman with her child, begging on the streets of Chandni Chowk32. Various of a narrow lane in Chandni Chowk with a cobweb of wires; façade of another old haveli33. People walking and auto-rickshaws  plying through narrow lanes New Delhi, India – 18 April, 201634. SOUNDBITE: (English) Rohan Patankar, an architect and curator of Delhi Walk Festival\"There has not been the imagination that it can actually revive to become something meaningful or valuable; because at one point, yeah it just became too inconvenient to be in Old Delhi, you know. Like, all of New Delhi became more convenient. And functionality mattered more than charm. So, it just sort of moved out. But, I think it will come back, yeah. And a lot of it will have to happen from within, and not just from outside the old city.\"New Delhi, India – 9 April, 201635. Pan left at the restaurant in Haveli Dharampura36. Close of guests dining at the restaurant37. 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