About the Book: Romi and Gang
A street cuts across India. A boy throws off his school-bag, swallows his lunch
and takes to it. A boy clamps his bat in the carrier of his bicycle and pedals
on. A boy, bouncing a ball on his bat, his school dress intact, marches on. The
street, where town meets village and meets town again, where boys become men and
men remain boys, where an obsolete post box finds a lease of life as the
boundary line, where scars from yesterday's game are fresh, where Sachin dreamt
of being Sunny and a Sunny dreams of being Sachin, leads to