Ramu Ramanathan

Ramu Ramanathan is a Mumbai-based journalist and playwright. His plays include Cotton 56, Polyester 84, Jazz, Comrade Kumbhakarna, Postcards from Bardoli, Mahadevbhai 1892–1942, Collaborators, The Boy Who Stopped Smiling, Shanti, Shanti, it’s a War, and Curfew. He has been the editor of Printweek India for the past decade and has been associated with the printing industry for 25 years.

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