Fali sam nariman autobiography of miss universe

Born on the tenth day of 1929, at the General Hospital in faraway Rangoon, to a Zoroastrian, or (Parsis) family as they are called, Fali Sam Nariman, ‘Baba’ to his parents, had to leave for India and take refuge when the Japanese bombed Rangoon in December 1941, during the Second World War.

Little did they know that their son would rise to become one of India’s greatest lawyers’. Fali was sent to Bishop Cotton School Shimla, then to St. Xavier’s College Bombay for his BA (Hons) and finally to Government Law College Bombay for his LLB.

Nariman started his career at Payne & Co. as a trainee and thereafter joined the prestigious Kanga Chamber which apart from Sir Jamshedji B. Kanga boasted luminaries such as Harilal Kania the first Chief Justice of independent India and eminent lawyers such as Nani Palkhiwala, H.

M. Seervai and Soli J. Sorabjee to name a few. It was Sir Jamshedji who helped Fali understand that “the art of advocacy - is to mak