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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalKavita is fascinated by traditional theatre and is passionate about studying, teaching and conserving the age-old theatre traditions that she feels has a touch of the divine.
While trying to earn her doctorate, she comes across intriguing references to a female playwright from the late 1800s. Very little information is available about her, and it’s more shrouded in mystery than reality.
When Kavita chooses illusive Janaki’s work for her doctoral thesis, little does she know that she will open labyrinth of ancient Indian traditions. A nineteenth century world, riddled in conflict of Sanatanis and reformists and a few things that are best left uncovered.
Kavita’s story will bring back a touch of divinity to our materialistic world.
Aparna Sachin Pendse
Travel agent by profession, Aparna has written short stories in Marathi. Her first book of short stories won the Sarvajanik Vachanalay Nasik P.N. Pandit Puraskar. Less in quantity of her repertoire but Aparna has scripted radio plays, radio serials, and she has also written for UNICEF. Also to her credit is a newspaper column in the Sunday edition of the leading Marathi daily for a year.
Arghya meaning Anjoli or morning offering to the sun has been published in the Diwali edition of a leading Marathi magazine. The English version is to reach wider audience.
