 A book on Chameli Ramachandran is a celebration of her art. 
 Sometimes you don't notice things right under your nose, or at least because you're looking elsewhere  like at A Ramachandran's gigantic canvases of lotuses  you fail to see another, altogether diminutive artist, his Chinese wife Chameli Ramachandran's works, also including lotuses, that might have bloomed earlier had someone taken cognizance of them.

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