India, Aug. 20 -- Rare artefacts, statuettes, books, art, toys, and more from Dr Jamshed Jehangir Bhabha's personal collection will be on exhibit at National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), from tomorrow to mark the 111th birth anniversary of its founder. Titled 'A life in memory', it will display over 55 exhibits chronicling the life and times of the Bhabha family, the NCPA, and the contribution of the Zoroastrian community to Mumbai's public life.

"We wish to memorialise Dr Bhabha's role as NCPA's founder and its guardian angel, but we also want Mumbaikars to re-visit his legacy, and share his vision. To that end, the exhibition is also dedicated to Mumbai and its connoisseurs," said Nandita Anjaria, senior adviser, NCPA.

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