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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalRahul and Sania are school buddies who develop an attraction for each other like most school-going kids. Their relationship sustains through their college and Rahul’s early days of work. Trouble starts when Rahul, a Punjabi boy, decides to marry Sania, a Marwari girl. Sania’s family is against the marriage, and Rahul’s family is unsupportive. Rahul’s perseverance and some bold decisions ensure that both parents finally relent, and they become a couple.
A year into the marriage, trouble starts again when both realize they have a domestic issue at hand, which neither of them is able to resolve. This creates social and work issues for Rahul, while Sania grapples with the emotional and family issues. Just when they seem to be coming to terms with it, a third problem enters their lives. This factor contributes immensely to the situation, paradoxically helping as well as worsening the situation at the same time.
This story is a roller-coaster ride that takes Rahul and Sania away from each other. Interesting turn of events finally forces Rahul to come to terms with reality.
Rajiv Sehgal
Rajiv Sehgal is a seasoned corporate professional who has worked with many national and international companies in the banking and telecom industry. A widely traveled person, Rajiv has spent a good part of his professional life in India and Africa. Besides his corporate interests, Rajiv is an avid photographer with a penchant for fashion and wildlife photography.
Between the Two is his maiden venture into writing, where he beautifully captures the innocence of a budding relationship, the intensity of family struggles and the allure of a roaring affair. He weaves life’s reality and pragmatism with emotions and some injudicious choices. This fictional drama takes the readers through a fevered and almost hysterical roller-coaster ride with its characters, and it is so intimately intertwined that the reader will feel like they are traveling in time with the characters.
