The exhibition showcases 18 photographs captured over five years by 15 photographers, and includes Jadhav’s work as well as frames by Ashish Rane, mid-day’s photo editor and Pradeep Dhivar, principal photographer. An image by Nayan Khanolkar, a wildlife conservation photographer who has won several international awards, will also be a part of this exhibition. A volunteer will be present throughout to explain the backstories of each photograph. The images narrate a visual story of how leopards peacefully coexist in the city along with humans.

Two leopards relax while cuddling in the chilly winter in Aarey Forest. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar

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Nikit Surve, biologist from Wildlife Conservation Society India will conduct a talk about the tales of Mumbai leopards on both days. He mentions that this exhibition hopes to break the negative perception around the big cat, “With news that we read about leopards, people usually associate them with fear. We are trying to show that they are different from the way humans perceive them.” 

Till: Tomorrow; 11 am to 9 pm
At: Inorbit Mall, New Link Road, Malad West