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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalItzinia and Mudgania shared a common history, culture, and cuisine. Unfortunately, though, they had one disagreement that manifested in a much stronger common thread of hatred - a small island in the Pacific Ocean ruled by ruthless wolves.
A fierce battle was going on in the island, a battle which was going to take an unexpected turn. Major Akbar, a veteran in the business had only one question “Whether I would survive and see my family.” On the other side was Maqsood, a young and emotional soldier thirsty for revenge.
In the days to come, they would go through situations that will test them to their limits. They would cry, laugh, trust, suspect, fear…but not forgive the enemy.
As the story unwinds you will find yourself in the middle of the action where it turns out to be your story… my story…our story.
Bhawnabhishek
Abhishek Khanna is a dreamer! He dreams for a world where he doesn’t need to worry about the safety of his wife browsing the market by herself, or for his parents who are housed all day while he is away at work, or for those millions of fellow countrymen who deal with hassles because those in power have fooled them for decades. It’s a dream, for he knows it won’t happen in this lifetime but hey, he dreams on… Born in Lucknow, Abhishek spent his early years between Lucknow and Nainital soaking in the beauty of agreeable differences in day to day life. Thanks to his rich networks ranging from close friends, colleagues, clients and family, he has had access to invaluable views and opinions from different walks of life.
This book is a materialization of all these opinions filtered through his reason and stitched in a story that every reader will be able to relate to. He has been a practicing Chartered Accountant for close to two decades.
Abhishek is passionate about addressing social problems through awareness, considers pen his weapon and is best described as philanthropic by those who know him well. He lives with his parents, wife and a seven-year-old son in Lucknow
