Tanmay is a law student by day, a storyteller by night, and a professional overthinker the rest of the time. He can usually be found with a notebook or a film reel in his mind, forever juggling the 

books of law, the attraction of cinema, and his cricket bat, which he swears can write better than he does. He has written two books so far, each a love letter to his own restlessness: Cloud Shapes, a reverse travelogue for those who wander inward as much as outward, and Circling the Sun, a coming-of-age tale for anyone who’s ever felt out of step with the world. But Tanmay’s work isn’t just about stories—it’s about the kind of magic that makes you feel seen, the kind of tales that his younger self would have wanted by his side.