Who's
Mukul Sharma?
It’s me. So what can I say which won’t make it sound as if I’m not the same person as him? Very little I guess but here goes. Mukul Sharma has acted in films, run a pest control business, made TV serials, partnered an ad agency, produced front page pocket cartoons for The Telegraph newspaper and was editor of Science Today magazine for six years. He’s also co-authored a high school textbook on computers, written an anthology of science fiction short stories called Dream Sequence and composed a collection of corny pornographic verse called – what else? – Hard Pore Corn, and is a member of the International Science Writers Association. On the negative side he writes a weekly spiritual column ("No!") ("Yup, what to do, the Big G speaks through me.") for the Economic Times if you please. On the positive side, he’s terrified of dentists. He’s got two daughters. The older one whose name starts with K doesn’t act in films; the younger one whose name ends in A does. |
He lives in places people still let him, with wife Binita (she of the dulcet demeanour and vamp-of-the-snackbar hair) where he continues to pretend he’s forty, fifty or sixty something so that it always remains an open secret. What else? Enough said already. |
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