Evergreen and Fearless Capt Nair

The original innovator of the Indian luxury hospitality industry, Capt C P Krishnan Nair bid adieu to the mortal world, in May 2014. But his zeal for life, undaunted spirit for creativity and innovations and inspirations are very much alive not only in the industry but also in the midst of people from different walks of life around the globe.
His memories and pioneering work in the luxury segment of the hospitality industry in India, has left behind deep footprints in the minds of people.His captivating smile,humility and widely-opened helping arms, was the hallmark of his personality.
He was a man of all seasons, who had conquered fear and trodden the unbeaten pathway, to build an empire in the Indian hospitality industry.
Media Eye takes you down the memory lane in Capt C P Nair's illustrious life
Category :Column/Opinion
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