Godfathers Of Crime : Face To Face With India's Most Wanted

primary skeel Friend bol ra hoon. Sheelaji, Farmaiyen! Sheela Raval was one of the first female journalists in India to look into crime and the underworld, and throughout the course of her adventurous three-decade career in print and television, she has followed some of India's most notorious criminals around the world. Always on the lookout for a story, Raval broke the news that Chhota Rajan had survived a brutal assassination attempt in Bangkok in 2000, attended the wedding of Dawood Ibrahim's daughter in Dubai, and was the only person to speak with Samira Jumani, renowned gangster Abu Salem's first wife, following Salem's arrest and extradition. In her recent book of brave reporting, Raval describes her encounters with the infamous dons and the revelations they made about the complex world of organised crime.The Abu Salem/Monica Bedi affair, the development of the D Company into a criminal organisation with connections to foreign governments and international influence, the much-discussed breakup of Dawood and Chhota Rajan, the once-promising cricketer who became one of Mumbai's most feared dons, the circumstances surrounding her appearance as a state witness in the high-profile case against film producer Bharat Anand, and the events that led to her appearance in that case are all topics covered by Raval Raval's tales are terrifying and revealing, offering a fascinating look into the brains of the organised criminals who have long plagued India's security agencies. Godfathers of Crime is a biography of men who spent the most of their lives living outside the law, as revealed via the experiences of an intrepid journalist.