One of our favourite writers had rightly said that the whole of this world should be observed with glittering eyes because “the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places.” As joy-seekers, we have continuingly perceived the sincerity in Roald Dahl’s words. And so have Sairah Agarwal and her new fictional friends, Anna and Miriam Fridg. 

Sairah, a tween who often negotiates bedtime and other dull calls of routine with that “just one more chapter” request, is disinterested in digital content. “Books are her world. I have had to persuade her to watch a couple of Harry Potter films and Danny DeVito’s Matilda, but she mostly connects intermittently,” confesses Ankit Agarwal, Sairah’s father. Will a book-lover be interested in Cornucopia Pictures, a digital channel that handpicks films for kids?