The Sly Company of People Who Care

When nine-year-old Rahul Bhattacharya moved from small-town India to Bombay, he quickly surrendered to the big city's diverse appeal. But with urban life came a loss of concentration that was to last many years.

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LIFE, as we know, is a living, shrinking affair, and somewhere down the line I became taken with the idea that man and his world should be renewed on a daily basis. Those days I liked thinking in absolutes – life, man, the world – but people like to be specific about things. Hence, my actions were a little difficult to explain. To be a slow ramblin’ stranger! It made perfect sense to me.