Mumbai: a virtual tour through books, film, music and food
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msn.comSlumdog Millionaire. But for the more curious traveller, it is both greater than the sum of its parts, and smaller – visible in the details.
No single tour can capture this densely folded multitude, or even the many languages it speaks. But one way of delving into this city of 12 million souls is through the rhythms of its everyday life, in all their rich textures and details To move like a clickety-clack pulse, traversing its changing terrain.
Swing through Mumbai’s mostly forgotten jazz age in Naresh Fernandes’s Taj Mahal Foxtrot. From visiting American bands to Indian performers, the book zips across dancefloors and lit-up ballrooms, mapping a city of diversity and easy cosmopolitanism.
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