"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalMedia persons, once referred to as the torch bearers of the fourth pillar of the democracy, are being trolled and tagged as ‘presstitutes’ these days. “Do journalists really need serious introspection?”
So, what happens when Alisha- a commercial sex worker tells a reporter Shailesh, “You are a bigger dhandhebaaj than us.” When a reporter decides to expose his universe, the result comes out as a compilation of stories. They bring out the murkiness not only of the media world but also of the universe around it.
This book is a compilation of stories of the storytellers. The stories of the reporters who dig, hunt, innovate, create and spin stories for you.
Roshni Rajaram, Ayodhya Prasad
Roshni Rajaram is a Communication & Content Creation expert, traveller, trained boxer and a dancer by passion. She is a CELTA (Cambridge University) certified language trainer and a Post Graduate Certificate holder from IIM Indore in management. She has worked with multinational organisations and government sector in various roles. She is a professional trainer and motivational speaker. With a flair for writing fiction, several articles published in media including The Asian Age, a first solo novel in progress.
Ayodhya Prasad Gaur is a Corporate Communication professional, theater artist, avid traveler, motivational speaker and a writer who roams around constantly. He started writing while pursuing his master’s degree in Geology and later worked for Dainik Bhaskar, Hindustan Times and India Today magazine. His first book ‘The Royal Blue’ is a biographical novel about the life and time of the last queen of Marwar. His second book ‘Durg Gaatha’ has been adapted for a Mega Light & Sound Show.
