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A compelling dramatisation of Rohinton Mistry's Booker Prize-nominated novel about India's underclass. India, 1975. Desperate to preserve her independence from her abusive brother, Parsi widow Dina Dilal turns her cramped city apartment into a sweatshop. But when her eyesight begins to fail, she hires two tailors - uncle and nephew Ishvar and Om, who have fled from caste violence in their native village. She also takes in a lodger - Maneck, a reluctant student from the mountains.

Love is a crucial part of our life as eating food. Like, when I would think about the components that I will cook, which spices to add, and just how I will warm it up and serve it, I have to spend a lot of time considering different ways people may explore love. Why my ideas about it are different, however, is due to my observation, study, and experience. I started writing about love five decades past; I have had everybody from friends, relatives, and even my cook used to tell me their secrets and worries.