The focus of his talk was the ‘Urban example project’ a quaint and bizarre list of changes he wanted to see happen. This tome included wearing full length trousers in a tropical country and the resulting problems with sweating, urban disconnect with animals especially street dogs and the issue of uniforms that booted a measure of caste system and suppressed expression of individuality.

His schooling was done at Cathedral and John Connon School and graduation from St. Xavier's College, both from Mumbai. After graduation, Cyrus joined Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York to study acting for theatre. Cyrus Broacha is a celebrated host of Indian television most known for his comic appearances. He is better known as political satirist, star host and also an author. MTV’s most successful show on prank, MTV Bakra made Cyrus a celebrated personality of Indian television during 2000’s wherein he interviewed all big stars of Bollywood as MTV host and has always remained in limelight as well. He has also hosted many cricket shows and interviewed celebrated cricketers. He is also a columnist who writes for two leading national papers and two magazines. He is also a star anchor and theatre personality. His show The Week That Wasn't on CNNIBN with its comic flavours also needs special mention.

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