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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalManan, a young philosophy student embarks on a journey to discover who founded Hinduism and how eternal the faith is. His neighbor, Baauji, an ardent student of Hinduism, agrees to mentor him in his quest.
Though he has a girlfriend in the U.S., Manan is infatuated with Naiya, a beautiful young girl who has suddenly entered his life. He starts suspecting her motives when Baauji is found shot to death in his farmhouse.
As the police investigate the murder, Manan is sucked into the case along with Naiya. In dramatic encounters, Manan learns the secret and the potentially dangerous steps Baauji had taken to reach the authentic life of the First Hindu.
Navigating philosophy, history and neuroscience, Manan eventually identifies the obscure essence of the age-old culture that has persisted in the land now called India.
The novel, The First Hindu, written as a fictional memoir, reveals the authentic nature of humans in an unforgettable story of love, cruelty, benevolence and revenge.
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Harsh Arora
Born and raised in India, after a degree from IIT Delhi, Harsh migrated to the U.S. for graduate studies at the University of California at Berkeley. During the last ten years, Harsh has written, directed and staged several plays based on Indian history and mythology. He frequently lectures on Hinduism and Indian culture at schools, universities, churches and other institutions in the U.S.
Harsh has two sons and lives with his wife in Beaverton, Oregon, U.S.A.
