Comprehensively irreverent . . . genre-bending . . . sparklingly witty.' - MANU PILLAI 'Who would have thought Aurangzeb could be so entertaining.' - MANU JOSEPH A writer hopes to get some primary research done for his new book by interviewing the spirit of Shah Jahan. But the endeavour turns into an obstacle course, with his translator arguing about how to start a novel, a fellow writer giving him unsolicited feedback, and a friend plaguing him with phone calls. Worst of all, Shah Jahan is elbowed out by Aurangzeb, who hijacks the novel.