Updated On: 14 April, 2025 06:51 AM IST | Mumbai | Fiona Fernandez
Fresh off their experience at the Malabar Hill walkway, our sutradhaars, Sir Pheroze and Lady Flora, discuss the possibilities of replicating the idea in other parts of the city, especially the suburbs

The 427-metre-long walkway in Malabar Hill. Pic/Atul Kamble
Sir PM looked as if he had run the London Marathon, going by his appearance. He was out of breath, and sweating profusely. For a second, Lady Flora was worried to the point where she hoped a hospital was nearby.
The friends were on terra firma after a brisk walk through of the recently opened urban forest trail in Malabar Hill. “It was quite a spectacular view, especially from the sea-viewing deck and the birdwatching zone; I’m extremely sorry for having dragged you along. I did not imagine it would take such a toll on you. Here, sip on some homemade lemonade; it will help retain your energy levels,” a concerned Lady Flora was hoping her ‘adventurous’ trip to check out the city’s newest tourist attraction wasn’t a misstep. “Not at all. I am terribly unfit; it had nothing to do with your wonderful plan to explore this natural public space. I am certainly returning, and will bring the missus and Dr Viegas along. Of course, only after I’ve sufficiently recuperated, and have resumed my daily walking routine,” Sir PM added.