We remember Kaizad Gustad as the writer-director whose first feature film was Bombay Boys — a scandalous story of three expat boys "finding themselves" to the tune of numbers by Indus Creed. It stereotyped locals in a way that only an NRI can and had a heavy dose of homosexuality. Some found it offensive, others thought it was progressive. If you were a 90s kid, however, chances are you watched it on the sly.