The remarkable real account of the finding of one of the greatest mathematicians in history in a remote area of India. The important movie The Man Who Knew Infinity is about his life. Very good; His Hardy is a wonderful design. Weekend Telegraph The Indian Clerk is a story that deftly weaves together themes of colonialism, sexual identity, and the essence of genius as it explores one of the greatest collaborations of the 20th century. Suriel Manil Cambridge, January 1913 G.H. Hardy, a dynamic and quirky man who is regarded as the greatest British mathematician of all time, receives a mysterious package stamped with Indian postage. He discovers a meandering letter inside from a self-described mathematical genius who claims to be close to cracking history's most significant mathematical conundrum.