In 1976, the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai was a beacon of old-world luxury and grandeur. With its iconic yellow-and-red facade, towering over the Gateway of India, it blended classic colonial architecture with modern elegance. Inside, guests were greeted by opulent interiors—grand chandeliers, marble floors, and rich wood paneling. The hotel was a hub for high society, offering unparalleled service and a blend of Indian and European influences. From its renowned dining rooms to its spectacular view

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