Explanation:

Vishnu Chinchalkar – was an unusual artist. At the peak of his glorious career he was inspired by Gandhi. So, early on he left the “highway of fame” and trudged a lone trail. He renounced the tinsel world of colors. Instead he sought inspiration in nature and creativity in ordinary things. He saw “Christ” in a torn vest, “Monalisa” in a rubber slipper and the image of “Tagore” in a mango seed. M. F. Husain and Bendre were his college mates, Kumar Gandharva, Pu La Deshpande and Baba Amte his dearest friends. They all revered him. Children adored him. He was universally called “Guruji”.