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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalLosing his parents in teenage and discovering the truth behind their passing away, leaves a boy’s spirit shattered! Growing up at his Uncle’s home, he becomes an inseparable part of the family. With their love and support, he overcomes every obstacle, and by fighting the demons within, he accomplishes his ambition of becoming a successful Cardio-Vascular Surgeon. On his path to success, he finds friendship and love, but a triple homicide leaves him broken, and his days would never be the same. The wheel of life keeps turning as he battles through his paralyzing grief.
Emerging from the ashes of despair, he makes a revolutionary breakthrough in medical technology along with his friends, and paves his path to glory! Destiny collides with him once more, and he finally uncovers the mystery behind the crime that changed his life and the lives of the people around him forever.
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Hemanshu Sharda
Reading books was an automatic choice for me. At the age of twelve, I read a short graphic novel version of Frankenstein, and it gave my imagination a whole new perspective. I was immediately drawn to science fictions, detective novels, and horror stories. The very first book I read was Peter Pan, and it took me to a whole new world of wonders and adventure. As my sister did her Masters’ in English, I became familiar with works of Shakespeare and Poe and took English as an elective subject during graduation. While in college, I got the privilege to watch an award-winning play “Court Martial” by celebrated author and playwright “Shree Swadesh Deepak” in his very presence, at Tagore Theatre. His work inspired me to explore my passion for writing, and I feel truly proud to be his nephew! My dreams and imagination have always fuelled my work, and I feel glad to share this story with you, dear reader.
