Saurav Dutt is an Author, Political Columnist and Human Rights Campaigner. His acclaimed debut novel 'The Butterfly Room' explored issues of domestic violence and homophobia within South Asian communities and has been showcased alongside leading political figures and human rights campaigners. His work for human rights and charity campaign work has taken Dutt to speaking engagements at the WEF, IKWRO, IWN, Houses of Parliament and TEDx.

After exploring the issue of psychological abuse and domestic violence in 'There Is A Light That Never Goes Out' Dutt was commissioned by a major Hollywood production house to pen the official novelization of the major motion picture 'Tiger' (starring Academy Award nominated actor Mickey Rourke) and he commemorated the centenary of the infamous Amritsar Massacre with 'Garden of Bullets: Massacre at Jallianwala Bagh'.

A syndicated political columnist, Dutt writes for the IB Times, The Times of Israel and American Herald Tribune. He has featured on BBC radio, RT (Russia Today), Press TV, Sky News and more.