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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The fiction is a triangular love story with differences and uniqueness.
The Sadhu closes his eyes for a minute and is in an intense prayer. Then, he opens his eyes and looks at Ganga.
SADHU: Beti, your name is Ganga. You have some divine connection with this place and the Lord. The Lord has called you for some purpose. You have the blessings of Lord Kashi Viswanath, Aadhi Shakthi Visalakshi, Bhagwan Maha Vishnu, and Ganga Ma in this holy place. This boy, Jamal, is another God. You don't leave him. There is some unique bond between both of you. My Lord Mahadev tells me that some good thing will happen to both of you soon. Let me tell you the truth. It is difficult for people to survive in Ganga once she pulls you. But you survived the mighty current. It indicates that the Lord was with you. He was waiting for Jamal to take you.
Karna is stunned listening to the Sadhu. Is he the messenger of Lord Mahadev to deliver some divine message? The sadhus jumping into the river and saving Ganga and Jamal look like some form of divine intervention. Karna goes forward and holds Ganga's hands.
Who is this wonderful Jamal? What is his connection with Ganga, Sadhus, Karna, and Arjun at the holy and sacred place, Varanasi?
The story unfolds.
Jawaharlal Shanmugam
A Management Professional, Creative Director, Social Activist, Public Interest litigant, Anti-Corruption Crusader, and a Novelist.
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