Headquartered in Noida, OBI has published
popular and literary fiction including best-selling titles like The
Aladia Sisters and Two Mothers and Other Stories by
Khalid Mohamed, Three Sisters by Bi Feiyu (Man Asian Literary
Award, 2010), and The Kept Woman and Other Stories by Kamala
Das, to name a few.
OBI has published, amongst other genres, several
cinema-related titles including Still Reading Khan by
Mushtaq Shiekh; Shah Rukh Can by Mushtaq Shiekh; AR
Rahman: The Spirit of Music, an authorised conversational biography by
Nasreen Munni Kabir; I will Do It My Way: The Incredible Journey Of
Aamir Khan by Christina Daniels; Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam: The
Original Screenplay compiled by Dinesh Raheja & Jitendra
Kothari; The Original Screenplays of Lage Raho Munna Bhai & 3
Idiots (in association with Vidhu Vinod Chopra Pvt Ltd) ; Bollywood
in Posters by SMM Ausaja (shortlisted for Vodafone Crossword Award
2010 for non-fiction), amongst others.
OBI also publishes monographs on art and
architecture and photo essays. Amongst its most outstanding photo essays
are Delhi: Contrast and Confluence and Mumbai: Where
Dreams Don’t Die, both by the renowned, award-winning photo-journalist
Raghu Rai in collaboration with William Dalrymple and Vir Sanghvi,
respectively).
Other categories that feature prominently in OBI’s
publishing list are fashion & lifestyle, biographies, narrative
non-fiction, mind, body, spirit and cookery.
OBI’s children’s imprint OmKidz has a very varied
publishing list: Early Learning, Baby Record Books, Workbooks, Graded
Readers, Reference Books, Encyclopedias and Dictionaries, Brain Teasers,
Picture Storybooks, Large Print, Indian Epics, Illustrated Classics, Comics,
Graphic Novels, and more.
Most of OBI’s books have won national
awards from the prestigious Federation of Indian Publishers, and accolades for
the design and content of their books. OBI has a stellar line-up of
Gourmand World Cookbook Award Winners: Vikas Khanna, Maria Goretti, Michael
Swamy, Shazia Khan, Aditya Mehendale, Saransh Goila and Radha Bhatia.
With 1500 titles in print, and several more in the pipeline, Om Books International has
co-editions of its titles in over 28 languages.