Anek is a multiscript variable font family designed by Prof. Girish Dalvi at IDC IIT Bombay. It is a modern, versatile typeface that supports multiple Indian scripts, aiming to unify diverse writing systems while maintaining their unique characteristics. The project aligns with the growing demand for typography solutions that accommodate the multilingual and multiscript environment of India, where users often require support for multiple languages in a single document or design. It is designed as a variable font, meaning that users can adjust properties like weight and width seamlessly across different styles, offering flexibility for a variety of applications. It supports multiple Indian scripts, including Devanagari, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu and others, making it suitable for use in diverse linguistic contexts.