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Doing the Kabul Disco

Nicolas Wild, the graphic novelist of Kabul Disco, is back in Mumbai to make his first appearance at the Mumbai Film and Comic Con 2014. Kanika Sharma chats with the French writer

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Nicolas Wildu00c3u0083u00c2u00a2u00c3u0082u00c2u0080u00c3u0082u00c2u0099s Kabul Disco gained much critical acclaim for his wry-yet-perceptive approach. He will be at the  Comic Con 2014, which begins in the city, today

Nicolas Wildu00c3u0083u00c2u00a2u00c3u0082u00c2u0080u00c3u0082u00c2u0099s Kabul Disco gained much critical acclaim for his wry-yet-perceptive approach. He will be at the Comic Con 2014, which begins in the city, today

Q. Afghanistan to Nepal, why do diverse cultures intrigue you?
A. Travelling to new places changes my perception of the world and awakens my senses and imagination. It is as if I have the chance to be a child again. This experience enhances my creativity and I have no other choice than to draw and report about it. I have a specific fascination for the Indo-European world, the story of civilisations and religions, and how each of them travels through borders.

Nicolas Wild’s Kabul Disco gained much critical acclaim for his wry-yet-perceptive approach. He will be at the  Comic Con 2014, which begins in the city, today.
Nicolas Wild’s Kabul Disco gained much critical acclaim for his wry-yet-perceptive approach. He will be at the  Comic Con 2014, which begins in the city, today. Pic courtesy/Harpercollins

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