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BEING THE CHANGE

n the summer of 2004, a 22-year-old Amitabh Shah had just got off a New York flight at Ahmedabad after a personal visit to the US. The future looked bright for him: he had already secured admission to Yale. On the nearly 18-hour flight, he caught the Shahrukh Khan starrer to kill some time. The film ended up bringing back memories of his childhood nanny Kamalaben, who used to lovingly indulge his tantrums and take care of him. He wanted to meet her, Shah told her

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