A literary pageant devoted solely to crime literature and its cinematic variations will start on the Welham Boys’ School right here on November 3. The forthcoming Crime Literature Festival of India will focuses on only one style of writing – crime literature, together with however not restricted to crime fiction, true crime, crime and tech, crime and movie, crime in popular culture, director of the pageant and former Uttarakhand DGP Aloke Lal stated. An spectacular line-up of authors, film-makers, actors and law enforcement officials will take part within the pageant that may conclude on November 5. The pageant has been geared toward spreading consciousness in regards to the genesis of crime, the working of the legal thoughts and the way the investigators deliver the perpetrators to justice, the previous DGP stated. The three-day pageant will deliver collectively on a single platform writers of crime non-fiction and fiction and inventive minds which have tailored them to the silver display, Lal stated. The main authors to take part within the pageant embrace S Hussain Zaidi (”Dongri to Dubai”, ”Mafia Queens of Mumbai”, ”Black Friday”), Kiran Manral (”The Kitty Party Murder”, ”Missing Presumed Dead”) and Anirban Bhattacharya (”The Deadly Dozen”, ”India’s Money Heist”). Notable personalities from the world of cinema who will likely be attending the pageant are nationwide award-winning administrators Sujoy Ghosh (”Kahaani”, ”Jaane Jaan”) and Sanjay Gupta (”Shootout at Lokhandwala”, ”Aatish”, ”Kaante”), actors Avinash Tiwary (”Khakee: The Bihar Chapter”, ”Bambai Meri Jaan”) and Rajshri Deshpande (”Sacred Games”, ”Trial By Fire”). Police officers, together with Okay Vijay Kumar (former director-general CRPF and creator of ”Veerappan: Chasing the Brigand”), Vibhuti Narain Rai (former DGP and creator of ”Shahar Mein Curfew”, ”Ramagarh Mein Hatya”), Aloke Lal (former DGP and creator of ”The Barabanki Narcos”, ”Murder within the Bylanes”, ”On the Trail of Thugs and Thieves”), Ashok Kumar (DGP, Uttarakhand and creator of ”Khaki Mein Insaan”, ”Cyber Encounters”) may also attend the literary occasion.

Neeraj Kumar (former commissioner of police, Delhi and creator of ”A Cop in Cricket”, ”Khaki Files”), Navniet Sekera (further director basic of police) and Amit Lodha (inspector basic of police and creator of ”Bihar Diaries”, ”Life in Uniform”) may also take part as panellists within the occasion.

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