Maximum City: Bombay Lost and Found

Author: Suketu Mehta

Book Locations
  • Marine Drive

    In "Maximum City," Marine Drive is a place of contemplation for the author, offering a view of the Arabian Sea that contrasts with the city's relentless pace. It represents both the beauty and the overwhelming nature of Bombay.

  • Dharavi

    Dharavi is one of the world's largest slums, where the author explores the lives of its residents, highlighting the resilience and innovation that thrive in even the most challenging conditions.

  • Gateway of India

    The Gateway of India symbolizes both the city's colonial past and its bustling present. It serves as a backdrop for various interactions in the book, representing the constant flow of people and ideas into Bombay.

  • Flora Fountain

    Flora Fountain is where the author reflects on the historical layers of the city, from its British colonial past to its current status as India's financial hub.

  • Kamathipura

    Kamathipura, the red-light district, is where the author delves into the lives of sex workers and the complexities of the human experiences within this infamous area.

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