Stories Share Your Memory
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Divya Dutta
Actor, Writer
Divya can never forget her mother’s enthusiasm, spirit and her love for the colour purple, even years after her demise. Watch her talk about her mother’s ageless spirit in the second edition of The Memory Project.
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Aarifa Rebello
Guitarist
When her loved one passed away, Aarifah’s grief knew no words. But, when she saw his guitar, it brought back a flood of memories that she cherished. Watch her talk about the memories left behind by her love in the second edition of The Memory Project.
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Huma & Vikram
Fashion Industry Professionals
An innocent picture of children performing a play reminds these siblings of their mother’s will. Through the tears, they glimpse upon the fond memories they shared with their departed mother. Watch them talk about their lost loved one in the first edition of The Memory Project.
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Tanvi Mallaya
Entrepreneur
Whenever the comically huge ‘solitare’ catches Tanvi’s eye, it brings a fond smile on her face. Memories of her dear departed love asking for her hand on their first anniversary come flooding back. Watch her talk about her lost loved one in the first edition of The Memory Project.
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Neville Shah
Stand-Up Comedian
Parsi dishes may be a lot of things to you, but to Neville Shah, it’s the one thing that reminds him of his departed mother. Right from her food to her disapproval of his hairstyle, Neville fondly remembers the memories he shared with her. Watch him talk about his mother and her signature dishes in the second edition of The Memory Project.
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Ankita Chawla
Writer
Soon after her father’s demise, Ankita found herself yearning for her father’s warm hugs. To cope with her loss, she turned to wearing his shirts and reliving the memories they shared. Watch her talk about coping with the loss of her father in the second edition of The Memory Project.
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Prabhdeep
Singer / Writer
Every time Prabhdeep walks by Gully No. 5, the plaque reminds him of his dear departed friend, Abu. It brings back a rush of memories, of playing gully cricket in their childhood and of the change they brought to the streets. Watch him talk about his lost loved one in the second edition of The Memory Project.