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                          ‘Natasha Mehra Must Die’

About the Book 

Thriller, Natasha Mehra Must Die is the first of a three-part series by ace author, Anand Sivakumaran. It promises to be a slick, edge-of-your-seat, exciting read; one that you simply can’t put down until you’ve turned the last leaf.

Someone is killing every child, girl, and woman named Natasha Mehra And if Natasha Mehra, the most unpopular girl on campus can’t figure why, she’ll be dead too. Little does she suspect that these murders are part of a 2000-year-old conspiracy and at stake is the very future of humankind . . .

Gripping beyond measure and totally unpredictable, this is part one of the Doomsday series.

About the Author

Anand Sivakumaran has been a storyteller ever since he can remember. An alumnus of IIT Bombay, Anand did stints in journalism, advertising, events and marketing, before returning to his true love – entertainment.. Today, he dons many hats, including those of a screenwriter, an author, a director, a digital content creator, as well as a show-runner.

As a screenwriter for almost two decades, Anand has created content in every visual space possible. His credits include Films like Kalyug and Nazar and TV shows like The Buddy Project, Sadda Haq, Miley Jab Hum Tum, Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin, Rishtey, Adhafull and many more. Anand has also directed films like Detour and Money Devo Bhava (awaiting release).

He currently runs CROCTALES – a creative studio that makes and runs web series, films and TV shows. The team has written shows like Marry Me Stranger for Applause and Beqabu for Alt and is currently developing web series and feature films for Jio, BBC, Vishesh Films, and others. Anand’s debut book ‘Natasha Mehra Must Die’, the first part of the Doomsday Trilogy, has just hit stores. He is currently working on yet another heart-breaking romance titled 64.

The author’s forte also lies in impromptu storytelling for LIVE audiences. Using their words, he narrates stories, making them the protagonists. He also has a storytelling podcast – The Croc’s Tales, again telling stories using listener’s prompts.

When he’s not writing or creating content (which is rare), Anand enjoys travelling, being by the sea, experimenting with flavours, and making coffee and Sangria, which, he believes is the second best in Mumbai!

His strength lies in his humility, for when asked about where he draws inspiration from, he simply says “The words come from a Higher Power, I merely transcribe and send.