In 1975, Bombay was a vibrant, bustling city at the crossroads of tradition and change, serving as India's commercial and entertainment capital, with a skyline blending colonial architecture and new towers. The city was defined by its energetic pace, with local trains and double-decker buses, thriving textile mills, and Bollywood studios. However, this dynamism was also shadowed by the political tension and censorship of the national Emergency, while also being a city of stark contrasts, from gl