Say it like the bawas

It was all laughs and some pretend gaffes at the launch of Parsi Bol-2, an anthology of unique Gujarati-Persian-Urdu mix of phrases and words used by the Zoroastrian community in India. Actor Boman Irani had the audience in splits at the launch of Parsi Bol 2, a compilation of Parsi-Gujarati-Urdu phrases. The book has been… Continue reading Say it like the bawas

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Parsi Bol 2: Book decoding Parsi-Gujarati lingo gets second edition

Two years and 1,058 crowd funded phrases later, the Parsi Bol team of Sooni Taraporevala, Meher Marfatia, Farzana Cooper and Hemant Morparia are back with the second edition of the book this time with an audio CD. While the first edition of the book has the voices of Dolly and Bomi Dotiwala, veteran singing starts of… Continue reading Parsi Bol 2: Book decoding Parsi-Gujarati lingo gets second edition

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Winning: Adil Jal Darukhanawala and Mercedes Benz in India

On Saturday March 12, over 150 die hard petrolheads gathered at the Mercedes Benz showroom at Shaman Auto in Kalina. The occassion was the launch of the fantastic tome Winning ! Mercedes Benz. It goes without saying that Adil Jal Darukhanawala the author behind this collector’s item is truly the father of Automotive Journalism in… Continue reading Winning: Adil Jal Darukhanawala and Mercedes Benz in India

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Ancestral Affairs: A Parsi writer and his take on India’s partition

Saam Bharucha, a Parsi lawyer from Bombay, has been sent to the princely state of Junagadh to be the legal adviser of the nawab there. The year is 1947 and there are talks about British plans to divide India. The nawabs are in distress. Whom do they support? Do they go to Pakistan? Bharucha realises… Continue reading Ancestral Affairs: A Parsi writer and his take on India’s partition

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