Tushar Raheja

[2] His first feature film The Bizarre Murder of Mr Tusker , a sci-fi, noir, starring BAFTA nominee Victor Banerjee, is due for release.

[6] The main protagonist Tejas has a propensity to land himself into comical troubles like Wooster and has an array of Jeeveses around him in the form of his friends and family.

[5][14] Romi and Gang, while it has been likened to Enid Blyton's stories for its innocence and the sense of nostalgia it evokes,[15][16][17] and has been considered by Hindustan Times to be 'the equivalent of watching Lagaan',[10] it is closer in spirit to Swami and Friends.

[18] It is the story of the boy ubiquitous in maidans all over the Indian hinterland who dreams of being the next Sachin Tendulkar[15] Romi and Gang is unique for its subject.

[20] Romi and Gang is also unique for the inclusion of 25 full page pen and ink illustrations by Biswajit Das which were included to lend the book an old-world charm.

The international rights of his first feature film, The Bizarre Murder of Mr Tusker, were acquired at Berlinale by an American sales agency.

Tushar Raheja, the young Indian novelist.