GraFTII, the alumni body of the FTII has published a book, Invisible: the art of Renu Saluja, as homage to one of our colleagues, the late Renu Saluja (Editing, 1976). One of India's most noted film editors, she entered an all-male field and began from editing the films of her FTII friends to becoming a name to reckon with in the Bombay film industry and also internationally. Such was her influence on her colleagues that when a call for contributions to this book went out, some twenty six people responded sharing their insights and memories.

Invisible: the art of Renu Saluja was released at a film festival held recently in her honour at the Fun Republic in June 2006 called In Focus: The Films of Renu Saluja. Writing in it are directors with whom Renu worked and a range of people associated with her. Richly illustrated with photographs from private collections, this tastefully presented book, was initiated by Praba Mahajan and was visualised by renowned Cinematographer K K Mahajan (Motion Picture Photography, 1966). The book was edited and produced by Chandita Mukherjee (Direction, 1975) and Jethu Mundul (Editing, 1975).