Photo Essay – Sufi’s World, Mehrauli Photo Essays by The Delhi Walla - May 27, 2016May 27, 20162 Meow. [Text and photos by Mayank Austen Soofi] Sufi lives in a monument-facing apartment in South Delhi’s Mehrauli. She shares it with Vidya Rao who is a human. Sufi is very old now. She spends her days reading books about fellow cats. These days she is engaged with Carl Van Vechten’s The Tiger in the House. When the reading gets too oppressive, she makes small talk with Ms Rao. And if she is too exhausted to hold a conversation, she asks Ms Rao to stage a music concert just for her in the drawing room. Sufi doesn’t like it when Ms Rao leaves her to perform Thumri songs for fellow humans in venues where she herself would be denied entry for no good reason. One evening Sufi summoned The Delhi Walla to photograph her with her longtime flat mate. Life’s most important loves 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. FacebookX Related Related posts: Photo Essay – The Brown Dog On a Stone Tomb, Mehrauli City Faith – A Late night Encounter with Mast Qalandar Sufis, Mehrauli Photo Essay – Will in the World Photo Essay – Shakespeare’s World, Around Delhi Photo Essay – The Most Beautiful Writer’s Room in the World, Ubud, Bali