Julio Ribeiro, Retired Police Commissioner & Civil ServantA reflection on the safety and security present on the streets of Mumbai, as told by the man who was central to securing the city during some of the most turbulent times in its history.
Pushpa Bhave, Scholar & Social ActivistA reflection on the struggles faced by the citizens of Mumbai as told, and lived, by a Dadar Girl who went from being a scholar to fearlessly fighting for the rights and dreams of the working class of the city.
Gerson da Cunha, Legendary Ad Man, Theatre Artist & ActivistA reflection on the changing face of Mumbai, by an extraordinary Bombay Walla, who lived through the transformation of Bombay through independence to the Mumbai we live in, and love, today. As a student, a journalist, a theatre artist, and most importantly, as an activist.
JV Pawar, Author & ActivistA reflection on the changing face of Mumbai, as told by the boy who came to Bombay in a boat and found the Dalit Panthers. Discussing the inspirations, ideas, and beliefs behind the party and the movement.
Shirish Patel, Architect & Civil EngineerA reflection on the changing landscape of Mumbai, as told by the man central to its growth, planning, and construction. One, who is fighting for housing rights for all, even today.
#MumbaiMirrored: Dreaming a modern cityThe story of 20th century Bombay is firmly rooted in modernism, home to the second largest Art Deco district in the world.
#MumbaiMirrored: Unassuming heroesFor more than a century, Davar’s College of Commerce and Secretarial Studies and Practices at Fort has been an affirmative force behind the empowerment of Mumbai’s women.
#MumbaiMirrored: Striking a chordA Gwalior gharana exponent on how Mumbai became a hub for cultural performances and an epicentre of Hindustani classical music.
#MumbaiMirrored: Making of the Bombay progressivesThe short-lived art movement, started on the eve of India's independence, made a lasting impression on generations of artists.
