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Deepti Kapoor was born in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, and grew up in Bombay, Bahrain and Dehradun. In 1997 she went to the University of Delhi to study journalism and later completed an MA in Social Psychology. She spent the next decade as a journalist in Delhi, driving around the city, finding stories, and learning its streets. The author of the novel Bad Character, she now lives in Portugal with her husband.
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