When crime reporter Abir Ganguly is called out by the police to cover a routine arrest one night, the last thing he expects is a shootout. But bullets are fired and a man is dead. Did the cops screw up? Abir's boss, not knowning that he was at the scene of the crime, wants him to file a story about the victim. For this, he must meet Muneeza, aka Sancho, the dead man's teenage daughter. Over the days, an unlikely friendship forms betweet the glib, wise-cracking 'armchair cynic' and the simple girl who 'travels on buses'. Can their fragile relationship survive the circumstances that brought them together? More importantly, can it survive the machinations of the jealous lizard that shares Abir's flat?

‘(Amit has a) jaunty writing style. The book has style and substance. It's also eminently readable.’ - Nandita Aggarwal, Hachette India’s editorial director
‘A dhaasu debut. A novel about tabloid journalism losing to life. And then life being won over by love.’ Amitava Kumar, author of Home Products
‘Hilarious, rocking; ‘This is hilarious, rocking; I laughed out loud reading this! Love this dude… such a talent.’ Karan Bajaj, the author of the bestselling Keep Off the Grass