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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalRamjibhai is a retired army officer who tries to protect not only his family but society as a whole. His wife, Shiva, follows the spiritual and traditional ways of our culture and strongly believes in giving back to the nation. Their daughter, Akshara, is a gorgeous girl though naughty at times. Sushant, seemingly a loser, is actually a smart young man with a handsome face. Vikrant, the right hand of Ramjibhai, has a fascinating personality; he looks simple but is highly intelligent and dangerous to have as an enemy.
Together, these stars make a happy family. However, the introduction of one more person who storms in like a hurricane brings chaos into their lives. To know what happens and how it is resolved, go back to the front of the novel.
Nothing is Everything is an interesting story about a family that contributes greatly to society, their worsening situation, and their fight against it. We may have heard stories of the victory of good over evil but this is actually a victory of good over good.
Jack Thanki
Jigar, who writes under the pseudonym Jack Thanki, is a research associate at a well-known pharmaceutical company in Ahmedabad. He belongs to Porbandar, the city that gave birth to two great personalities: Sudama, the best friend of Lord Krishna, and Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of our Nation.
He completed his MPharm in Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. A fun-loving person, Jigar believes that work becomes boring only when one considers it boring. He always finds the best and most fun way to do a task to make it interesting.
He began writing to calm himself during his undergraduate period. As it developed into a wonderful story, he decided to share it with the world with the aim of planting positivity all around. Nothing is Everything is his first novel in which there is a hidden message of contribution to society and altruism.
