Ruchir Joshi is an Indian writer, a filmmaker and a columnist for The Telegraph, India Today as well as other publications.
[2][3] He went to the United States of America in 1979, to study in an undergraduate college in Vermont.
[5][6] Apart from writing regular columns in newspapers and magazines, Joshi made a film on Bauls in 1992.
[7] Early in his life, when he was just out of school, he decided to take up acting and performed in an English play called You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown directed by Zarin Chaudhuri.
[8] He wrote a piece called Tracing Puppa which was published in Granta 109 in a series of recollections regarding fathers.