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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalRizwan Razack is an independent musician, wanderer, dreamer and wishes to be remembered after his most revered drink, ‘Hot Lemon Ginger Honey’. A gifted clairvoyant once revealed to him that he was a European gypsy in one of his past lives. And before that, a shaman who lived and blessed mother earth somewhere deep in the jungles of South America.During his wonderful years of existence, he has switched careers from operating photostat machines to acting in big-budget movies (as an extra, of course). Readers can find his music on Spotify, Apple Music, and the likes under the name of his mRead More...
Rizwan Razack is an independent musician, wanderer, dreamer and wishes to be remembered after his most revered drink, ‘Hot Lemon Ginger Honey’. A gifted clairvoyant once revealed to him that he was a European gypsy in one of his past lives. And before that, a shaman who lived and blessed mother earth somewhere deep in the jungles of South America.
During his wonderful years of existence, he has switched careers from operating photostat machines to acting in big-budget movies (as an extra, of course). Readers can find his music on Spotify, Apple Music, and the likes under the name of his most favourite drink.
He understands and respects the magic of the universe. And he is grateful.
Achievements
The Indian. The Foreigner.
Isn’t it obvious they don’t share many things in common? In fact, they are quite the opposites with mutually contradicting egos. Like the tourist and the traveller who can’t possibly share the same sacred space for so long.
Caught between this raging war of the egos while travelling through a hostile landscape, by sheer coincidence, a young man is forced to leave behind his formal education, his ego and possession
The Indian. The Foreigner.
Isn’t it obvious they don’t share many things in common? In fact, they are quite the opposites with mutually contradicting egos. Like the tourist and the traveller who can’t possibly share the same sacred space for so long.
Caught between this raging war of the egos while travelling through a hostile landscape, by sheer coincidence, a young man is forced to leave behind his formal education, his ego and possessions to surrender to a greater teacher – India. Call it bad luck, blind fate, or a series of unfortunate events. Or perhaps, a beautiful lesson in disguise?
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