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Brothers & Sisters

by Doctor Saab August 24, 2010

On this full moon, a string of solidarity seals the bond between brothers and sisters. I got 3…

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Land of the Gods

by Doctor Saab August 14, 2010

Uttarakhand: The Land of the Gods.

This beautiful state on the foothills of the Himalayas, woven with the sacred…

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Master of Power

by Doctor Saab August 4, 2010

He’s a romancer. He’s a flirt. This is his nature from birth.
He teases, and pleases his lovers. He…

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Open Source

by Doctor Saab July 30, 2010

Screw the iphone, ipad, and idevices that are built for 24 month lifecycles and quarterly revenues. Kids these…

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Bombay Cribs

by Doctor Saab July 29, 2010

Dango House
Awake here
Call Dukes from here
Drink chai here
Make eggs with pau and maggie…

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Full moon fever

by Doctor Saab July 27, 2010

Dango house, early morning, full moon, hot summa
bandra boy n bandra gyal, town folk, night jamma
everybody…

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Four Thums Up

by Doctor Saab June 3, 2010

1 Our space now has A/C, which means we can think, and not pass out each afternoon from heatstroke.

2…

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Sorted

by Doctor Saab May 31, 2010

Red, blue, green, orange, purple. With embroidery. Fancy, plain. Silk, cotton, georgette.
You name it, this sari shop gangster…

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Rama’s Anatomy

by Doctor Saab April 6, 2010

Some of the images we’re going to reference for the anatomy street piece on Chapel Road / Bandra. It’s going…

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Protector of Life

by Doctor Saab February 12, 2010

Dr. Shiva is a passionate environmental leader, philosopher, scientist, and author, among many other roles, leading the global battle for food security and protecting seed.

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Hema never lets you down

by Doctor Saab January 30, 2010

Here’s another ad from Illustrated Weekly of India, circa 70’s. Televista compares their TV sets to the one and only…

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This is a photograph of students meditating at Devi Ashram, Hyderabad, probably sometime in the 1940’s. A live-in learning abode for impoverished girls, started by my great grandfather. It ran for many years, but unfortunately now is no more…

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