Monkeys welcomed me when I visited the fascinating Buddhist Kanheri Caves on the northern outskirts of Mumbai. This exciting trip was another step in my rediscovery of Buddhism in India.
Read MoreChristmas in Kolkata is colourful, vibrant, full of joy. It is called Boro Din, the big day in the Bengali language.
Read MoreUnforgettable shoot: celebrated make-up artist Cory Wallia at work, Bombay (now Mumbai), India 1997.
Read MoreRiyad Vinci Wadia was an avant-garde filmmaker. He has made BOMgAY (1996), India’s first gay movie. I filmed and interviewed Riyad in 1997, when homosexuality was still criminalized in India.
Read MoreAfter 22 years, I met Ashok Row Kavi, India’s first gay rights activist, again in Mumbai. I first filmed him in 1997, when homosexuality was still a big taboo in India.
Read MoreOn one of my last days in Mumbai, I discovered this beautiful image of Lord Shiva made of flowers.
Read MoreZoroastrian, gay, artist, teacher - Faredoon Bhujwala, better known as Dodo, is a colourful personality with many facets.
Read MoreThe Mumbai Urban Art Festival is a tribute to the megacity’s first inhabitants, the Koli fisherfolk.
Read MoreEnjoying chai with my cousin at the tea stall of the Das family in Kolkata has become a tradition. See how they prepare their excellent chai.
Read More“The Buddhas Within” is a sculpture by the artist Satish Gupta. There is a tragic story behind it.
Read MoreMeet Isaac Nahoum, the owner of the legendary Jewish bakery Nahoum & Sons in the busy New Market area of Kolkata, India.
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