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Law Cops Paint: Inside the Art of Mumbai's Cyber Squad
29 Mar
Summary
- Police inspector uses painting to decompress from intense cybercrime cases.
- An art exhibition features police, civil service, and legal professionals.
- Proceeds from the exhibition support Mumbai police personnel's welfare.

Police inspector Mousami Patil finds an essential creative outlet in painting, using her personal time to decompress from high-stakes cybercrime investigations, including the 2022 Bulli Bai case. Her artistic pursuits, previously private, were revealed at the 10th Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition. This event, held at Kaladalan Art Gallery in Prabhadevi, features a diverse group of artists from the police, civil services, and legal fields. The exhibition, curated by Satyendra Rane, aims to support police welfare through a portion of its sales. Retired ACP Shailendra Gaikwad, now an advocate, also displays his work, capturing rural tranquility inspired by his childhood. The exhibition emphasizes expression over formal training, allowing professionals to connect through creativity. Patil's recent works, such as 'Spiral of Colourful Soul,' draw from vibrant emotions, illustrating art's role in processing complex feelings and restoring balance. The show, which runs until April 2, highlights the shared humanity beneath professional roles.