India, July 14 -- A Reddit post shared by a Bengaluru resident has sparked conversations online about the stark socioeconomic divide that defines one of Bengaluru's most popular neighbourhoods. Detailing a striking contrast between the Instagram-worthy cafes and luxury apartments, the post speaks of the often invisible ecosystem of working-class residents who keep that version of the neighbourhood running.

"Cafes with unpronounceable names serve Rs.400 pour-overs to tech founders and brand managers. At 7 PM, the pubs on 100 Feet Road come alive, neon signs buzz and bouncers flex. Rent? Rs.1 lakh a month for a two-bedroom apartment with "exposed brickwork" and a swing chair. But a few gallis away, the other Indiranagar begins," the post r...