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'What matters is the colour of the heart'
Updated On: 08 February, 2020 07:53 AM IST | Mumbai | Hemal Ashar
Legal eagle Sarosh Zaiwallas book release was a mix of the personal, political and philosophical

Sarosh Zaiwalla, Bachi Karkaria and Adi Godrej at the book launch. Pic/Suresh Karkera
London-based and Mumbai-born legal eagle Sarosh Zaiwalla's book 'Honour Bound: Adventures of an Indian lawyer in the English courts' released at the Press Club at Azad Maidan on Thursday. It was launched by Godrej group chairman, Adi Godrej, who was Zaiwalla's first client, but he said, "I have very little recollection about that." Zaiwalla too, touched upon his childhood in Mumbai in a separate chat and added, "I used to live on Hughes Road. I pass by the area when I'm here but don't remember too many landmarks."
The evening took off with an introduction of the book. Editor the book, K Chopra of Harper Collins said they were contemplating naming the book 'Bombay Boy' but then settled for 'Honour Bound'. Godrej said the book is, "very anecdotal and tells us how difficult it is to start a new business in a new country."
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