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What could Pritam Chatterjee, 19, a Calcutta-born dreamer, and Valentina Francis, 16, a Goan schoolgirl, possibly have in common if not their shared belief in the religion of love? How many times must they fall in love, again and again? Does love and hate intertwine, driven by an all-consuming desire to possess each other? Can love truly end in hate, and hate in turn end in love?
Two souls, bound by an unspoken connection, find themselves woven into each other’s lives with every glance, every kiss, and every shared dream. Like decorated dolls in a dollhouse, they manoeuvre through the delicate spaces of love and longing, unsure if they’ll ever truly belong to one another. This isn't just their story of romance—one that will stir your deepest desires and leave you breathless. It’s a tale of love like never before told, but be prepared: this journey will shock you and shatter your very being to pieces.
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Aleius Sofar
Aleius Sofar is a multi-talented writer whose work spans multiple creative mediums, but is more passionate towards writing his reflections as Shorts, Screenplays and Thoughts. Aleius is inquisitive by nature and is drawn to topics such as religion, beliefs, and relationships. He has a knack for going beyond the boundaries and probing into the reality of what is and what could be. His works are often written in metaphorical language so as not to offend those close to him or any ritualistic beliefs.
After finishing his schooling, Aleius went to a medical college to pursue medicine. However, he soon realized his true calling was in writing, music, films, and design. During his senior year at college, he supplemented his funding by writing for magazines. Aleius' work has been recognized and awarded by multiple organizations for his Screenplays and filmmaking careers. He has written five full scripts and thirty log lines, many of which have been adapted into feature-length films and shorts. His short film which he wrote and directed earned him a nomination for the Roy W. Dean, New York Grant for Scripts in 2006. He also directed and wrote the short film which was nominated for the LA, Granada, and Philadelphia Short Film Festivals. In addition, he received the Sharath Chandran Award in 2011 and the DBICA Award in 2010. As a songwriter and music composer, he has contributed to seven albums recorded in two Indian languages.
Aleius currently resides in South India with his wife and two children and continues to pursue his passion projects in writing, music, design, and cinema.
