million project in the former Lambs Club building in the Theater District of Manhattan. Through his expansions, Vikram has helped grow the Chatwal brand to include additional properties in Manhattan, Miami, Bangkok and Cochin, India. In 2015, Chatwal's Dream New York hotel completed a $20 million renovation. Updates included a playscape in the ground floor lobby as well as updates to guest rooms and suites. As part of the renovation, the hotel name was changed from Dream New York to Dream Midtown. During his career, Chatwal was awarded the Entrepreneur of the Year Award at the first South Asia Media Awards in New York City in June 2005. He was also featured on the June 19, 2006 cover of Forbes Asia. He is also attributed as revitalizing the hotel industry in Manhattan, opening the Time Hotel during a time when few other hotel groups were investing in the area. Filmography Sold (2014) Spring Breakers (2012), Executive Producer Days of Grace (2011) Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd. (2007) Karma, Confessions and Holi (2006) Hope and a Little Sugar (2006) Ek Ajnabee (2005) One Dollar Curry (2004) Zoolander (2001) Personal life Chatwal was married to Indian model Priya Sachdev on 18 February 2006. The wedding was spread across ten days in three Indian cities. It was attended by more than 600 people from 26 countries and included notable guests such as steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, model Naomi Campbell, Patricia Velásquez, rapper P Diddy, Prince Nikolaos of Greece, Bill Clinton, and several Indian celebrities. Chatwal and Sachdev were legally separated 2011. Chatwal was engaged to Spanish model Esther Cañadas in 2013. They broke up approximately one month later, after which it was initially reported that Chatwal filed a lawsuit against Cañadas to recover the $300,000 engagement ring that he gave her but the matter was settled out of court. In April 2013, Chatwal was arrested at Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport in Florida while trying to board an aircraft with cocaine, marijuana and prescription pills. After posting $13,000 bail, he flew back to New York City to attend a drug treatment program, which helped in dropping the charges by the 17th Circuit Court in Broward County the following year. In 2016, he was arrested again, this time by the New York City police for setting fire to 2 dogs with an aerosol can and lighter. Chatwal was booked for torturing animals, reckless endangerment and criminal