One of India's best authors takes a look back at a lengthy and exciting literary career that took place through changing times and a changing India. Russell Bond Sankar's career as a writer began when he chose to honour his late employer Noel Barwell by penning a book rather than erecting a statue or renaming a road in his honour. The novel Kato Ajanare was the outcome (The Great Unknown). Despite being labelled a "one-book writer" and told he wouldn't amount to anything in the world of literature, he persisted and produced a body of work that includes bestsellers like Chowringhee, Jana Aranya (The Middleman), and Seemabaddha, among others (Limited Company).