The '30 Rock' alum's half-hour comedy about a gay Indian American teenager growing up in Indiana comes from Hieu Ho, Michael Golamco and Randall Park's Imminent Collision.
“We’re so honored to partner with Maulik in adapting his funny and heartfelt coming-of-age novel and can’t wait for the world to meet the Kapoors,” the Imminent Collision partners said in a joint statement. “Thank you to HBO Max for their unwavering support and joining us on this exciting journey.”, is scheduled for publication in fall 2022, is represented by A3, Brillstein and Helm Literary.
Imminent Collision, whose mission is to create comedy-forward stories about Asian Americans for all audiences (other projects in development include an
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