A big section of the gallery focuses on cooking items used in North India (specifically from Punjab) and South Indian homes. Photos: The Star/Sheela Chandran
Most senior citizens prefer to spend their retirement reading the newspapers, tending to their garden or taking care of their grandchildren.
But not Kuala Klawang-based plantation owner Manmohan Singh Randhawa, 79.
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Manmohan's treasures
A big section of the gallery focuses on cooking items used in North India (specifically from Punjab) and South Indian homes. Photos: The Star/Sheela Chandran
Banana money (Japanese government-issued dollar notes) used in Malaya during World War II has been in Manmohan’s possession for decades.
An olden day weighing machine is one of Sarminder's favourite items at the gallery.
Sarminder was roped in to help Manmohan set up the gallery.
The gallery features items like cooking utensils, swords, and books from Punjab, as well as other heritage items from the Malay, Chinese and Indian communities.
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