about returning she says when she listens to their replies to questions about the multiplicities of belonging the american whos lived in several cities around the world looks for clues to herselfkabi says she does not use cameras to record as they are very intrusive also i like the intimacy of the voice that audio interviews provide she says thats probably why apart from the standard responses to the standard questions there were drivers like kadeer who began talking about his passion for housie and lal mohammad khan whose conversation steered to his wild youth hivaids and safe sexkabis own experience as a taxi driver makes her see both sides of the picture she did not support the recent meter jam campaign against recalcitrant rickshaw and taxi drivers i dont like being refused fares but then again ive done it myself when i used to drive she laughs adding that she has also taken cityignorant passengers on the long route so she understands when drivers do that not surprisingly she has a view of taxi drivers that most mumbaikars dontthat they are honest savvy and mind their own business i havent heard of people being duped in bombay she insists citing the instance of a friend who left his laptop in a taxi recently but got it back because the taxi driver tracked him down and returned itmumbais taxi and rickshaw drivers give you back your change she adds for good measure try that in other cities in india but before that try finding a taxi with an unrigged meterin her podcasts drivers are heard talking about everything from taxi art to outdated fiats and politics to people kissing in the backseat