The Chal Rang De a non-profit organization has got the town all glamourous as they move about with their paint buckets. Transforming the slums at Khar and Andheri alike, the young boys and girls are all set to bring to life a colour revolution that will brighten and lighten up the city at large.
Radnyee Nakhare, an architect turned artist talks about her passion behind the switch, and how life just got colorful thereon. Colours can enhance one’s emotional status and prove to be a big factor in improving mood.
Here we get a glimpse of how the city of Mumbai is at the heart of this spark and how one paintbrush can make a difference.
Krystelle D'souza is currently pursuing journalism at St Pauls Institute of Communication Education (SPICE). A voracious reader, she is constantly looking for stories in the spaces between people
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