Inni & Bobo is a children's book (series) conceived and written by well known film stars Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Kemmu, published by Puffin India. It has been illustrated by Rituparna Sarkar. This article is about the launch of book 1 in the series. It features an interview of the authors who talk about the process of creating the book.

Inni & Bobo is a children's book (series) conceived and written by well known film stars Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Kemmu, published by Puffin India. This article is about the launch of book 1 in the series. It features an interview of the authors and also Rituparna, the illustrator for the book.

We created a 10-episode season for Red Bull India called ‘On The Road Stories’ about real life anecdotes by famous musicians, sportsmen, athletes and comedians while on their professional tours, that we embellished with humour and animation. Two of the episodes on Benny Dayal and Abish Mathew made it to the official selections in the ‘Ram Mohan Viewers Choice Awards 2019’.Click on the link below to watch the entire film on Benny Dayal.

We created a 10-episode season for Red Bull India called ‘On The Road Stories’ about real life anecdotes by famous musicians, sportsmen, athletes and comedians while on their professional tours, that we embellished with humour and animation. Two of the episodes on Benny Dayal and Abish Mathew made it to the official selections and the episode on Abish Mathew won the runner-up prize in the ‘Ram Mohan Viewers Choice Awards 2019’.Click on the link below to watch the entire film.

The book ‘Wonder Words’ written and illustrated by Rituparna Sarkar, was published by Penguin Random House, India in December 2018. The book is a collection of unique, untranslatable words from all over the world, explained through quirky and personal water colour illustrations. Here is one of the several articles and interviews that came out on the book in the news media. The book is currently available for sale in the bookstores as well as online (Amazon and Flipkart) - click on the link below to order a copy.

The book ‘Wonder Words’ written and illustrated by Rituparna Sarkar, was published by Penguin Random House, India in December 2018. The book is a collection of unique, untranslatable words from all over the world, explained through quirky and personal water colour illustrations. Here is one of the several articles and interviews that came out on the book in the news media. The book is currently available for sale in the bookstores as well as online (Amazon and Flipkart).

A promotional spot we’d created for client, Hotstar, called NAT GEO ICON SPOT was screened at the prestigious Annecy International Festival of Animation at Annecy, France in 2018 - under the category of ‘Commercial Films’. This was one of the only two Indian films to make it to the festival under this category that year. To watch the spot, click on the link below.

A personal art project undertaken by our creative head Rituparna Sarkar titled #100DaysOfDiscoveringWords gained popularity on the internet and was subsequently covered by some magazines and newspapers. Here is one of the articles published.

A personal art project undertaken by our creative head Rituparna Sarkar titled #100DaysOfDiscoveringWords gained popularity on the internet and was subsequently covered by some magazines and newspapers. Here is one of the articles published online as well as in print!

A personal art project undertaken by our creative head Rituparna Sarkar titled #100DaysOfDiscoveringWords gained popularity on the internet and was subsequently covered by some magazines and newspapers. Here is one of the articles published.

A personal art project undertaken by our creative head Rituparna Sarkar titled #100DaysOfDiscoveringWords gained popularity on the internet and was subsequently covered by some magazines and newspapers. Here is one of the articles published online as well as in print!

A personal art project undertaken by our creative head Rituparna Sarkar titled #100DaysOfDiscoveringWords gained popularity on the internet and was subsequently covered by some magazines and newspapers. Here is one of the articles published.

A personal art project undertaken by our creative head Rituparna Sarkar titled #100DaysOfDiscoveringWords gained popularity on the internet and was subsequently covered by some magazines and newspapers. Here is one of the articles published.

A personal art project undertaken by our creative head Rituparna Sarkar titled #100DaysOfDiscoveringWords gained popularity on the internet and was subsequently covered by some magazines and newspapers. Here is one of the articles published.

A personal art project undertaken by our creative head Rituparna Sarkar titled #100DaysOfDiscoveringWords gained popularity on the internet and was subsequently covered by some magazines and newspapers. Here is one of the articles published.

The sales AV we created for up-coming GEC Channel &TV to promote its launch among sponsors was a mix media stop motion promo over 3 minutes long and needed super human efforts to complete within the short timelines - but fortunately for us, it went ahead to win not one but two Golds!

We were featured in the prestigious IDN (International Design Network) magazine in the issue themed ‘IdN v22n5: Promotion & Production Feature — Long Live Print’ - under the section for 'event promos'

The show packing we conceptualised and created for the cookery show ‘Stay Home Chef’ aired on TLC channel won the ‘best packaging for a non-fiction show’ at the Indian Telly Awards in 2015.

The series ‘Indiepedia’ created for Pepsi MTV Indies Channel won the ‘Gold’ for ‘Best Interstitial’ at the Promax BDA India 2015.

The show packaging created by us for TLC’s cooking show ‘Ravinder’s Kitchen’ was one of the five finalists under the category of ‘packaging for non-fiction shows’ at the ITA, 2014.

An original content property we created for the channel, called INDIEPEDIA, in a quirky stop motion paper cut-out style was critically appreciated and later went on to win awards. 2 of the series of 5 videos was conceptualised and directed by Rituparna Sarkar, while she was the creative head at Bombay Design House. Here is an article published in Live Mint newspaper.