BKC

BKC most commonly refers to the Bandra-Kurla Complex, a major business and financial district in Mumbai, India. Located between the Bandra and Kurla suburbs, it has developed into a planned precinct featuring modern office towers, hotels, retail spaces, and cultural facilities that serve as a hub for corporate activity in the city.

Development of the area began in the late 20th century as part of Mumbai’s strategy to expand its financial services sector beyond the old Fort area. The complex is associated with coordinated planning by state authorities and private developers, aiming to create a centralized commercial zone with improved infrastructure, road networks, and urban amenities.

Today, BKC hosts a mix of multinational corporations, banks, law firms, media companies, and service industries. The district is noted for its contemporary architecture, high-rise office blocks, and the presence of hospitality and dining options that support a dense business ecosystem. It also includes cultural and civic facilities that contribute to Mumbai’s urban life.

Transport and connectivity in and around BKC involve major road links to the city’s network of arteries and access to public transit services in the broader Mumbai area. Public transportation development, including metro and rail initiatives, has been part of ongoing efforts to improve mobility to and from the district and to integrate it more fully with the metropolitan region.

Other uses: While BKC is widely associated with Bandra-Kurla Complex, the acronym can refer to different entities or terms in various contexts. In common parlance, however, BKC most often denotes the Bandra-Kurla Complex.