Scandal point

By FAHAD SAMAR

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About the book

A rousing tale of celebrity, sex and, of course, scandal Not only is Ricky Kumar, handsome hunk and mama’s boy, being prepared for his launch as a Bollywood star, he has also just managed to score with the love of his life. But things begin to go horribly wrong when London-born playboy and restaurant tycoon Gautam Goyal checks into a drug rehab facility in Mumbai. A case of mistaken identity looks like it will lose Ricky everything he has been poised to achieve and pits the two against each other in a struggle played out in the harsh glare of the media spotlight. A wicked, sharply observed satire of Bollywood, high society shenanigans and our obsession with celebrity, Scandal Point is an unputdownable novel, at once hilarious and thought-provoking.

Pages: 296

Available in: Paperback

Language: English

FAHAD SAMAR

Fahad Samar is the best-selling author of Scandal Point. He studied at Bombay International School and at St. Xavier’s
College, Mumbai from where he graduated with a degree in English Literature. He began his career as a film-maker
with Merchant-Ivory Productions in 1987. In 1993, Fahad established his company, Bombay Talkie and has since
written, directed and produced scores of commercials, documentaries, corporate films and TV shows. A pioneer
in youth culture programming in India, Fahad has directed cult TV shows like BPL OYE!, Superhit Muqabla and
The Poppadum Show. He is also a well-known social commentator and has contributed columns regularly to the
Mumbai Mirror, DNA and the Indian Express over the past ten years. He also writes on food, wine and travel for Upper
Crust magazine. His articles and essays have appeared in Elle, Harper’s Bazaar and Conde Nast Traveller among
other publications. He is also a film critic and co-presents a weekly TV show, Friday Double Bill on NDTV Prime.
He lives in Mumbai with his wife, Simone Singh.