Tanaz Godiwalla, The Queen Of Parsi Catering: In Conversation

Parsis love food. We’re always talking about it. At breakfast, we discuss what’s for lunch; at lunch, we discuss what’s for dinner; at dinner, we discuss the next day’s menu. While Mumbai’s many Parsi-Irani restaurants are testaments to our deep love for all things gastronomic, there’s no time of year that showcases our love for… Continue reading Tanaz Godiwalla, The Queen Of Parsi Catering: In Conversation

Parsi population slides in Twin Cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad

Only 17 births against 65 deaths registered in the last five years Hyderabad: Forget the tiger, first save the Parsi, says Shapoor Toorkey a regular to the Zoroastrian Club in Secunderabad. Even the Jiyo Parsi scheme launched by the government to revive the dwindling Parsi community by way of medical assistance to young couples who… Continue reading Parsi population slides in Twin Cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad

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Remembering Adi Marzban

Walking in the tracks of Marzban mania Were he with us, puckish humour and wacky wit intact, Parsi theatre’s finest writer-director Adi Marzban would have been 101. Generations of ardent fans agree no Navroze celebration was complete without watching his wonderful plays. With the community set to celebrate New Year this week, Meher Marfatia treads… Continue reading Remembering Adi Marzban

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