MOTHERLAND ISSUE 20
Bombay (1995) – Mumbai (1996)
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Motherland invites you to take a trip down memory lane and rediscover an overlooked year in recent Indian cultural history: 1995-1996. The year Bombay became Mumbai. A wave of change swept across the country but some things remained the same and continue to stand the test of time. And yet, this is all just the tip of the iceberg.

Jerry & Kiran

Award winning author Jerry Pinto writes about a quintessential book of the 90s – Ravan & Eddie, and its link to the city of Mumbai.

Fearless Riyad

Editor and globally recognised journalist, Bandana Tewari talks about her deep rooted connection with the city of Mumbai while paying a tribute to her dear friend and cultural icon – the late Riyad Wadia.

STRAIGHT OUT OF THE GHETTO

Thomas Cherian or ‘Tommy’ is the face and energy behind one of Mumbai’s most iconic and nostalgic spaces- ‘The Ghetto’. Tommy reminisces how the space fostered a sense of community and belonging in the city.

Sagarika

Born in Mumbai, Sagarika was raised in a musical family alongside her brother Shaan. Sagarika recalls the age of freedom, non-judgement and the subsequent years of change that came after 1995.

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