After more than 20 years of silence, Mumbai's Royal Opera House is once again alive with the sound of music
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The pigeons seem somewhat miffed as they poke around newly-fitted stage lights in the Royal Opera House on Charni Road. For years, during a prolonged period of restoration, they swooped effortlessly in and out of scaffolding and sheets covering the old structure. Ever since work sped up in the last few months, and final repairs and touches of paint were added, the guttural chorus of the birds has not been welcome here. The beautified venue would rather return to sounds like operas and western classical music, which it was known for hosting 100 years ago. "A few manage to get in ...
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