“Madalasha, an incomplete love story” is a story of the post-Vedic era. Madalasha, reborn as Nandini and Ritadhawaj reborn as Ranjan Dev with a physical deformity in his hand in 21st century and both pursue civil services as their career option. They both meet accidentally in a coaching centre and Ranjan felt something unusual at that moment, memories of his last birth flashes in his mind, grieves of separation. A Swamiji came to Ranjan’s dream; he took him to an unknown place where he was told about his past. On the other hand, Nandini and her friend Sunaina fell in a political trap risking their life.
Whether Ranjan was successful in saving their lives as well as able to solve his physical deformity?
Who was the Swamiji? Why did he come in his dream?
What was the physical deformity? How the deformity becomes a boon for Ranjan?
Whether the incomplete love story of them of the post-Vedic era completes in the 21st century?
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Sumit Bhadra
Sumit Bhadra is an Economics graduate by qualification, a banker by profession. He pursues writing as a passion. He is also a good poet but his favourite genre is Indian mythology. He started writing from his college days. It was poetry ‘CHILD’ that got published in his college magazine. After that in the year 2016, he published his own love story “I started with a soft kiss” and a poetry collections “Musings” through Amazons KDP portal. Recently he has self-published his full-fledged fiction novel “Madrasheni” and “Kach, the untold story of a spy. Currently, he is living in Dibrugarh with his wife.
