Ruskin Bond humorously recounted his childhood aspirations of becoming an actor or tap dancer, admitting that writing eventually emerged as his true calling.
Did you know the famous Hindi playwright Mohan Rakesh taught Ruskin Bond at school, that Ruskin Bond was once mistaken for being an American spy and followed by the CID in Dalhousie, that he rented a cottage in Mussoorie for Rs 400 a year in 1963 and that this is where he wrote 'The Blue Umbrella' and 'Angry River'?
If AI were around when he was younger, Ruskin Bond says it might have helped him to score better marks in maths and physics. And perhaps later in life, to create plots for his stories.