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Ruzbech Bharucha, in his book My God is a Juvenile Deliquent, brings forth the plight of the teenagers in the observation homes nationwide
An agonizing sentiment seals the hopes, as one reads through My God is a Juvenile deliquent. The book authored by the city-based Ruzbeh Bharucha, focuses on the emotional, physical and psychological life of the juvenile delinquents. It renders out the facts in the observation homes across the country.
8220;The appalling experiences have hardened the teenagers so much that they now are provoked to indulge into anti-social activities in vengeance,8221; adds the author.
Bharucha has written books as well as directed documentaries that have portrayed issues dealing with the life of women and their children in the prisons, AIDS and HIV in Tihar jail, as well as paranormal and spiritual forces in the cosmos. 8220;Paranormal life is what I like to write and indulge in but noting these socially grave issues is my responsibility,8221; says Barucha whose book Fakir has been on the top bestseller list last year.
8220;I am presently working on a script and also planning to make a film on my first fiction Rest In Pieces,8221; says Bharucha who is also the executive editor of the newly launched The 4th D Wellbeing Journal.
