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An imagination that speaks

An imagination that speaks

Deccan Herald27-07-2025
Created post-Covid, 'Remembered Tales' is encyclopaedic and celebrates Parekh's enduring ability to turn remembered experiences into richly imaginative worlds that speak across time and place.
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