While at the bazaar, threading through a host of vendors is a task. It is not always a boring exercise. You can have fun if you are in the mood for buying a cheap version of a pair of Ray Ban or a Stetson hat. Haggle… and Bob's your uncle. Once you are done with the shopping you move forward on the pucci sarak towards the main road, and look ahead. There is a decent-looking, small, but different building with a clock on top, not at all commensurate with the idea of the things you relate to the chaotic 21st century Saddar. It is the Eduljee Dinshaw Charitable Dispensary.
Getting closer to the dispensary is something that too merits a mention. There is a bevy of public transport buses, bumper to bumper, hardly seen moving, causing their drivers to get into a heated argument with traffic police constables.
Crossing the road to reach where the dispensary is situated can be a narrative for another
[Source: Karachi Legacies of Empires by Peerzada Salman]
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