A screenplay writer is the first man who gives life to a character/s and creates interesting situations with his sheer imagination and grit. He feels the emotions and sentiments of the characters he creates, he sees the action and the events taking place in different situations he visualizes, he creates twists and turns, struggle and turmoil during the span of the story holding the hands of the audience participating and identifying them with their characters. It is the screenplay writer who makes his audience cry and laugh in the scenes he conceives. The book 'Art of Screen play writing' is designed to benefit those who have long nurtured a dream to be a writer in cinema. They neither have dearth of imagination nor lack of merit; what they lack is proper guidance to hone their skill and technical knowledge to step out on the path of writing for screen. The book attempts to enlighten budding writers about the genesis, methodology and chronology of screenplay writing from an Idea to complete screen play. A peep in to film techniques in the chapter 'Behind the camera' helps remove technical glitches of a writer who sometime encounters few dark patches while writing script. Similarly, understanding of different 'Sound' and 'Image' symbols arms a writer to properly interpret different emotions and expressions. 'Art of Screen play writing' is a complete learning experience for passionate writers. Opinions: The opinions for the author's book on Screen play writing titled 'Patkatha Lekhan ke Tatva' written in Hindi: 'Preceding to the successful publication of an anthology 'Kashish', a collection of short stories authored by Mr. Kuldeep Sinha, I congratulate him and extend my best wishes for his book on screenplay writing 'Patkatha Lekhan ke Tatva.' Dr. B.R.Chopra, Film Producer-Director, B.R.Films, Mumbai. India. 'The book 'Patkatha Lekhan ke Tatva' authored by Mr. Kuldeep Sinha, is a golden letter in cinema literature. It is complete with his more than twenty years of experience in film writing, direction and editing. Mr. Sinha has explained a very complex subject of screen writing in very simple manners.' Vinod Ganatra, President, Indian Documentary film producers' Association, Mumbai, India. 'In the context of dearth of books on screenplay writing in general and for Indian readers in Hindi language in particular, the book 'Patkatha Lekhan Ke Tatva' attains lot of significance thus it is welcome. I am sure that this book will have its place in the list of text