Rewriting The Rules and Setting New Trends, India’s Successful Cinematic Novelist Anup Jetty Gears Up for AJ #6 – A Multidimensional Magnum Opus
Anup Jetty is a prominent emerging author in India. Represented by Saisha Nighhot’s Avion Marketing, his previous 5 novels are best sellers on amazon, received highly positive reviews from readers – pan India and are placed in various oldest and biggest government libraries across India including National library Kolkata, Connemara library Chennai, Mumbai central library, Bangalore state central library, Varanasi government district library, Mysore city central library, Delhi Sahitya academy library and many more across India. He received the Indian Golden Award and was featured in Literature Weekly magazine.
Schools distributed hundreds of copies of his novels among their students as prizes. His novels are reviewed by Government institutions and are placed in their libraries.
Unlike the traditional format of novel writing, He started a new style of writing with drama and screenplay presentation, giving a visual cinematic experience to the readers in all his 5 novels – Howrah Bridge, Kalki, Applying Darwin’s theory of evolution to love, Sahdev, and Green.
Anup Jetty’s highly anticipated 6th novel, with the working title AJ #6, is going to be a highly complex and multidimensional science fiction. Connecting Quantum Mechanics with Advaita Vedanta, Anup is designing the novel as an artistic epic.
For the easy understanding of the readers, he said this is going to be the first fiction and non-fiction novel ever. Interesting information is that, after a long time, like in his 2nd and career best novel Kalki, the protagonist will be seen in a negative shade in this story. Further, as the working title AJ #6 signifies, the protagonist will be seen in 6 different roles, each one leaving a stunning impact. Anup Jetty is busy with his research and writing works in parallel, planning for the release in 2027. The official title of AJ #6 will be revealed soon
Atul Tiwari is a seasoned journalist at Mumbai Times, specializing in city news, culture, and human-interest stories. With a knack for uncovering compelling narratives, Atul brings Mumbai’s vibrant spirit to life through his writing.
