In Mann Joseph's debut novel Serious Men, the protagonist, Ayyan Mani; is a scheming Dalit-Buddhist who almost gets away with passing off his partially deaf son, Adi, as a prodigy, a genius who can recite the first 1,000 prime numbers. The garb of satire- where almost every…
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