<![CDATA[ The launch of Absolute Jafar by Sarnath Banerjee, published by HarperCollins, held at the India International Centre. ]]> Pragya Tiwari and Ambarish Satwik had a deep and meaningful discussion about creating what Banerjee considers to be his most personal book. They had an opportunity to discuss all of the intricate details within their work and how each detail contributes to the overall feel of their story while still having diverse storylines tied into common themes (identity, belonging, and quiet reflection).

The book launch also gave people a chance to see Banerjee's creative process and understand the different ways that he creates the many worlds in which he tells his stories. Ultimately, the book launch was a very private and thoughtful event, and it gave people a good reminder of the immense benefits of good conversations in literature.

]]> en Fri, 02 06, 2026 04:15 pm <![CDATA[ The launch of Absolute Jafar by Sarnath Banerjee, published by HarperCollins, held at the India International Centre. ]]> Pragya Tiwari and Ambarish Satwik had a deep and meaningful discussion about creating what Banerjee considers to be his most personal book. They had an opportunity to discuss all of the intricate details within their work and how each detail contributes to the overall feel of their story while still having diverse storylines tied into common themes (identity, belonging, and quiet reflection).

The book launch also gave people a chance to see Banerjee's creative process and understand the different ways that he creates the many worlds in which he tells his stories. Ultimately, the book launch was a very private and thoughtful event, and it gave people a good reminder of the immense benefits of good conversations in literature.

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