In the genre's history it will be seen as an important work, a reflection of the subcontinent's growing self-confidence. If you have ever picked up a comic book and enjoyed it, then this is a must-buy.' - Starburst 'Solid writing, great character development, humor, personal loss, and excellent points to ponder in every chapter.' - Wired's Geek Dad ' Turbulence delivers exactly what it intends: an entertaining, well-written read. With a globe-trotting sensibility even James Bond would be proud of, the cinematic action sequences are as breath-taking as anything Hollywood has to offer, so the campaign for a big-screen version, or failing that, at least a sequel to the book begins here!' - IGN 'It is somewhat self-referential, inventive and very clever. How would you feel if you actually got what you wanted? And what would you do if you could really change the world? Will it all end, as 80 years of superhero fiction suggest, in a meaningless, explosive slugfest? Turbulence features the 21st-century Indian subcontinent in all its insane glory-F-16s, Bollywood, radical religious parties, nuclear plants, cricket, terrorists, luxury resorts, crazy TV shows - but it is essentially about two very human questions. He wants to heal the planet but with each step he takes, he finds helping some means harming others.

And then there's Jai, an indestructible one-man army with a good old-fashioned goal - to rule the world Aman wants to ensure that their new powers aren't wasted on costumed crime-fighting, celebrity endorsements, or reality television. Uzma, an aspiring Bollywood actress, now possesses infinite charisma. Indeed, everyone on Aman's flight now has extraordinary abilities corresponding to their innermost desires.

He thinks this is because he doesn't have the right connections-but then he gets off a plane from London to Delhi and discovers that he has turned into a communications demigod. Aman Sen is smart, young, ambitious and going nowhere.

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