Business News | Ramesh Gowani: The Visionary Who Transformed Mumbai's Skyline Brick by Brick

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New Delhi [India], December 28: If you are from Mumbai then you cannot not know what Kamla Mills is and if you are travelling to Mumbai you definitely want to visit Kamla Mills as it is the hottest dining destination. From an old dilapidated mill to becoming a real estate dream land.

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Meet the man who transformed Lower Parel one brick at a time, Ramesh Gowani. A name synonymous with success in Indian real estate, is as grounded as he is accomplished.

This man doesn't believe in blowing his own trumpet because his work is doing that for him.

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With a background rooted in privilege and opportunity, many assume life would have been nothing but bed of roses for him. But it was anything but that. After loosing his father at an early age Gowani chose to honour his family's legacy and elevate it to new heights. Starting his journey in real estate in 1978 with the iconic La Papilo project in Mumbai, Gowani's vision and determination laid the foundation for his meteoric rise.

Just not Lower Parel but his real estate company is changing the face of Mumbai and beyond.

Over the decades, Gowani's customer base has included some of the most influential names in India, from Bollywood celebrities to business tycoons and politicians. His ventures are not just limited to real estate; in the early 1990s, he ventured into fashion with the launch of his bespoke clothing brand, Gabbana. This brand catered to elite clientele, including figures like former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, the Tatas, the Birlas, and the Bachchans, offering custom-made luxury that defined a new standard in fashion.

Following the success of Gabbana, Gowani diversified into travel and tourism with the establishment of CR Travels, which connected India with global tourism boards and strengthened international partnerships.

Clearly whatever he touches turns to gold.

Despite his extraordinary success, Ramesh Gowani remains deeply grounded. His commitment to social welfare is evident through his numerous philanthropic endeavors. From supporting educational initiatives to community welfare projects, Gowani has always prioritized giving back to society.

Colleagues and employees describe him as a leader who is approachable, compassionate, and deeply invested in the well-being of those around him. "He treats everyone with respect, regardless of their position. That's what makes him not just a great businessman but a great human being," says one of his senior managers.

Ramesh Gowani's journey from his first real estate project to becoming a tycoon who has shaped Mumbai's skyline is a story of grit, vision, and humility. His life is a reminder that true success is not just about wealth but about staying connected to one's values, empowering others, and leaving a legacy that benefits future generations.

As Gowani looks ahead, his focus remains on creating inclusive, sustainable urban spaces while continuing to inspire countless entrepreneurs to turn their dreams into reality.

Although he is a man who could effortlessly acquire entire luxury brands, Ramesh Gowani is usually found dressed in simple pant-shirts or traditional kurta-pajamas. His humble and unpretentious nature highlights his strong connection to his roots and the values that have shaped his journey.

Despite facing adversities and being the target of conspiracies, Ramesh Gowani's unwavering resolve and integrity have always shone through. With an unyielding focus on progress and a steadfast commitment to his vision, he continues to move forward with his head held high, inspiring others to follow in his footsteps.

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