For being the Youngest Screenwriter of the feature film Razz - The Game of Joker (Language - English and Hindi) on 22 July 2021 at the age of 19 years.

The magic of a good script is what gives a spark to produce a mind-blowing film in the cinematic world. The best screenplay elevates cinema to the meticulous art of illustration. The raw talent, writing chops, creative focus, discipline, innate ability, and, most importantly, passion is what drive a teenager to screenwriting, resulting in a marketable screenplay. Yes, you read that correctly. Mr. Het ManishbhaiMunjapara, a teenager from Jamnagar, Gujarat, has set a great example by writing a literary or dramatic work titled "Razz- the game of joker" in both English and Hindi.The World Book of Records, London, admires Mr. Het's diligent skill and impeccable persistence and has included him in its India edition-2021. The majority of teenagers are great enthusiasts, but they are easily distracted and spend their leisure time doing things like parties, gaming, social media, texting, watching movies, and so on. However, the Gujarati lad inspires many by writing an incredible screenplay, which makes him remarkable by motivating many teenagers.His father, businessman Manish MaganlalMunjapara, and mother, Alpa Manish Munjapara, recognised his talent and encouraged him to lay the groundwork for this new adventure. Audiences are drawn to a good movie when the screenplay, along with significant effects, has made it a wonder, but the most important top ingredient is having a good storey. Mr. Het, a passionate teenager, has written a script for a full-length feature film that is 120 pages long and includes a proper screenplay. The script is original, and he has played the roles of author, creator, and screenwriter on it. He has also registered it with the 'copyright office' in New Delhi under the registration number 'L-105695/2021. When the writing finds its own voice, it naturally supports the vision, philosophy, jokes, and ideas, causing them to fall into place. However, screenplay writing is more than just writing; it is the blueprint for a film. Mr. Het, at the age of 19, takes pride in being the 'younger screenwriter' than Aron Seltzer, who co-wrote 'Spy Hard' in 1996 at the age of 22.