The great poet Mirza Ghalib, who was a part of the Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb, felt such a pull from the city of Banaras that he wrote his longest Sher Chirag-e-Dair on that holy shrine. Ghalib wrote that there the devotees compose music with the loud sound of conch shell and it is indeed like the Mecca of India. Now remove Ghalib and his countless fans from this mixed culture and see how India feels. Senior journalist Saeed Naqvi's drama Where did Muslims go to try to find an answer to this question.Actually, this is such an issue which is influenced by casteism, Hindu-Muslim tension and noise of Pakistan-Kashmir. In any debate on this topic, everyone becomes fiercely argumentative. So the question is, what is the way out then? In this book full of sharp satire but wry humour, Saeed Naqvi creates a wonderful world through grandmother's stories, fables and interesting anecdotes of Mulla Naseeruddin.Will this work of Naqvi be able to extinguish those flames of mutual tension and doubt? A wonderful book advocating a mixed culture and shared heritage.