Art on the Metro, say what?
Updated On: 28 October, 2024 07:33 AM IST | Mumbai | Fiona Fernandez
Our sutradhaars wonder if the newly-made stations along the Metro III line will continue to look like dull, uninspiring spaces or if they can expect arty, vibrant makeovers to celebrate their surroundings

Art displayed at the Louvre-Rivoli Metro station in Paris. Pic/Wikimedia
Now that the weather had improved, and the rain clouds didn’t threaten so much, Sir PM felt brave enough to suggest returning to the Cooperage Bandstand for his weekly adda sessions with Lady Flora. He was too embarrassed to say it out loud but he missed his friend and walking companion for two weeks. She had been away for a Parisian break with her cousins from the Isles.
“Ah! There you are my dear Pheroze,” exclaimed Lady Flora from afar. She looked refreshed after her holiday; Sir PM could tell. “So good to see you. You’ve lost weight…everything okay?” she enquired, as she pushed a brown paper bag filled with chocolates into her friend’s hand. He peeped into it and thanked his friend. “Tell me all. How was Paris? What new experiences did you discover?” Sir PM was curious. His friend was more than happy to share her bagful of insights and moments from what was her fifth visit to the city.

