From Streets to Screens

The 1980s and 1990s were the decades when fear ruled the streets. From the bustling lanes of Mumbai to the alleys of New York, underworld empires thrived on power, money, and influence. But as technology advanced and the world grew smaller, the face of crime changed forever. From Streets to Screens takes readers on a gripping yet factual journey through time - exploring how global organised crime shifted from street smuggling and gang wars to cyber fraud and digital underworlds. This book doesn't glorify crime; instead, it studies how societies, governments, and law enforcement adapted to ever-changing criminal tactics. With carefully researched facts and real-world insights, author Milind Gurav presents a neutral and thought-provoking look at the evolution of the underworld. From the days of notorious dons to the rise of data thieves, this book reveals how power simply changed hands - from the gun to the keyboard. If you're curious about history, sociology, or the psychology of organised crime, this book offers a balanced, educational, and eye-opening perspective on how the world's hidden networks have evolved in silence.