VFX BOOTS BELTS BERETS to be adapted by Tipping Point and Viacom18 Studios

Viacom18 Studios and Tipping Point to adapt Tanushree Podder’s ‘BOOTS BELTS BERETS’

Viacom18 Studio’s digital content arm Tipping Point is all set to take its viewers on yet another voyage of emotions, story of challenges, friendship and camaraderie, with the adaptation of Tanushree Podder and Roli Book’s bestselling novel, BOOTS BELTS BERETS.

One of Tanushree’s successful novels, the series will skillfully reconstruct the life mapped out by the author at NDA – where boys become men of honour. Set in National Defense Army, the story of BOOTS BELTS BERETS follows the journey of four friends- Pessi, Bertie, Randy and Maachh who are thrown from their sheltered life in the whirlwind of the stringent regimen and endless Puttie Parades. Gliding through the unpolished tough life, these comrades-in-arms accept life, beyond the rugged training and severe ragging thereby discovering a bond for life.

Commenting on the premiere of the new web-series, Viacom18 Studios COO Ajit Andhare said, “Tipping Point seeks out narratives that are missing in the mainstream. We produced 12 short films that were received very well by viewers owing to their quirky and novel concepts. With this brand-new web-series BOOTS BELTS BERETS, we maintain our proposition to produce standout contemporary content that will shock, awe or warm the heart.”

A travel enthusiast, when she’s not brandishing her pen, Podder has nine successful novels, a dozen bestselling non-fiction titles and few hundred travel tales under her belt, and is all set to launch another one. Excited on this, she remarked , “I am thrilled that BOOTS BELTS BERETS is being adapted into a web series. There’s nothing more exciting for an author than to know that the story will be reaching many more people. It’s a dream come true.”

Roli Books director Priya Kapoor added, We are delighted that Tanushree’s book is going to be adapted into a web series. Her immensely readable books have enjoyed a large readership and a web series would only expand her audience.”