What was Boss Dharamsee's initial attitude toward Sai Baba, and how did the incident with the grapes change his perspective?

Initially, Boss Dharamsee approached Sai Baba with a 'clinical scrutiny' and was driven by curiosity about reported miracles rather than faith. Chapter 35 explains that he was troubled when Baba offered him grapes with seeds, a variety he disliked, and he mentally questioned, 'If he is a saint, how does he not know That I do not like these grapes?' However, after Baba miraculously turned the seeded grapes into seedless ones in his mouth, his perspective completely shifted. The text states his ego dropped away, his previous resolves vanished, and a deep love and firm determination to see the saint again arose in his heart.