MUMBAI: For someone at the heart of one of India's most storied corporate families, Mehli Mistry has long remained an enigma: a man who moves within the most rarefied Parsi circles yet stays almost invisible to the public eye. Photographs of him are scarce; party appearances rarer still. He doesn't drink, avoids the social circuit, and spends most of the year in London, where he holds British citizenship. But inside the closely guarded world of the Tata Trusts, Mehli Mistry was anything but silent. The non-renewal of his trusteeship for life from the boards of the Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and the Sir Ratan Tata Trust ends a three-year stint that began with Ratan Tata's personal endorsement. A long-time confidant of the late industrialist, Mehli was seen as one of his closest allies and

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