Roti, Kapda aur Makaan is talking about the essentials of life- the food that carries our culture, the clothes that define us and the concept of home. It's a conversation about the experiences of finding a new home, preserving a culture and missing food that you grew up with. Because all of us have untold stories. It's about sharing recipes, finding identity through clothes and making a house a home.
The Bhopal Gas tragedy on 1984 had a great influence on Lalita’s life. Her choice of graduate school, to her desire to seek justice, to helping her co...
Like many, Shantanu came to the US in the 90’s to go to school. After completing his masters, he decided to stay back and work. Over the years, Americ...
I read about Dr. Kode in Roots and Reflections before I met her. She came to the US in the 70’s, became a physician in the army and raised her family....
Shridhar is his given name, but many call him Jay. Jay decided to immigrate to America after his retirement as a corporate executive in India. I talke...
Jaya has a flair for languages, so much so that her grandkids make sure she is present as a translator on their vacations to spanish speaking countrie...
Family is the center of Bhavna’s life. Like many who came to the US, she arrived with her husband after marriage. We talk about the aromas of our chil...
Humaira is an artist who has made the suburbs of Seattle her home. Born and raised in Pakistan, she sculpts with great skill and detail. Her work is b...
Kamini came to the United States in 1984 with son to accompany her husband who was pursuing his PhD. From raising son who ended up working for Preside...
Sharmila moved to the US when she was in 8th grade. She now makes her home between Seattle in the US and Kanpur and Ladakh in India. Her motto in life...
Jonathan’s parents were from India, but he did not grow up surrounded by the Indian culture, which led to questions of identity and a desire to fit in...