Murli and Kundan have supported QPR together for as long as Kundan can remember. For Murli, the club represents something he's carried since childhood ā a sense of belonging forged through shared loyalties, friendships, and the particular resilience that comes from supporting a team that tests you. In Kundan, he sees that same journey beginning. The first letters Murli taught his son, Kundan tells us, were āABC ā Anyone But Chelseaā.
Murli and Kundan, photographed with my own fathers old Yashica medium format camera.
Murli
Kundan
Outside QPR football ground - South Africa Road, West London
Murli and Kundan
The first letters my Dad taught me to say were ABC (Anyone But Chelsea F.C) - love you Dad!
Kundan builds his own friendships through the same turnstiles, the same rituals, the same colours as his father..
"Belonging"
Murli - Our father-son relationship has been strengthened by dealing with the highs (and mostly lows) of our love for QPR
Murli - Iām so happy to see him attend matches with his friends, as I did, at his age and know that he is creating lifelong friendships and memories.
Kundan and Murli
My Father, My Son