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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalDumdubham- The Two Headed Snake.
The love story of this couple begins after marriage.
Sri Lalita, benevolent, picturesque, alluring, aspiring, beautiful village girl, marries a software engineer C.M.O. Charan.
Charan is a criminal and drug offender. He used her beauty to be filmed for the private audience, and to create an identity so as to hide his presence from the authorities.
Manjeera, the wife of the lost identity, hates Sri Lalita naturally. Charan gives them an option to compromise with each other and live happily by sharing him.
Love is told in the Epics, in history, and in social fiber, different versions of it in all genres. Dramas, films, photos, videos, described it in the same known fashion, i.e. simply a pleasure!
The Novel contradicts that pleasure is not the L.C.M. of love.
Love is written on the stone, practiced by many enlightened persons, for the final liberation.
Are these two beautiful ladies falling prey to Dumdubham- the Two Headed Snake?
Read the less told narration of love and romance, sex and passion, union and salvation of the sweet, soft, solution of love, a gift of God written for a social purpose in the story.
Sridhar Sastry
The author is a retired Vice Principal of an Electric Locomotive training center. He is seventy-one years old, lives with his wife and has three children.
He studied in M.R.M.P school, Vizianagaram and joined the railway service at the age of eighteen years. He Graduated in Arts Degree and took a Diploma in C&G Electrical Engineering privately.
This is his first English Novel.
Four Novels are published by different leading Telugu Magazines and three Dramas (both one- act plays and multi- act plays). In Tamilnadu, one drama staged at ‘Neyveli Lignite Corporation’ official stage was rewarded for the best script.
He has also received the Prestigious one- act play award in the name of ‘Puchchala Palli Sunadarayya’.
Thirty-Four Short Stories published in Telugu magazines.
He continues to write and added English as one more literary field. He also writes in Hindi and Bengali.
