Description

A lone figure—Chaplin-esque in hat and cane—stands sketched in minimal lines, evoking both humor and history. The handwritten note, “To Dinshawbhai Kapol at Kadi Kanal Camp. Nehru 1947,” anchors the image in post-independence memory, where art meets political gesture. Veer Munshi distills presence into essence, letting posture and ink whisper of displacement, dignity, and time. This portrait becomes a relic of layered identities—cinematic, personal, and national.