Abdullah Hussein (1931-2015) became famous for his novel Udaas Naslein, which won the Adamjee Award. His English novel Emigre Journeys was adapted into a feature film by BBC as Brothers in Trouble and it established him as a fiction writer of international recognition.
Bhushan Korgaonkar is a multilingual writer, director theatre producer and translator. Celebrated for his engaging…
Shahu Patole, a distinguished Marathi-language writer and retired government officer, has a master's in economics…
Rohit Manchanda spent his childhood in the coalfields of Jharkhand and did his doctorate from…
Prakash Patra began his career as a journalist in 1980 and has worked with National…
Upamanyu Bhattacharyya is an animation director based in Kolkata. He co-directed the award-winning animated short…