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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe year is 1857 in the sprightly seaside town of Calicut. Four have been chosen by supernaturals of the past. They battle the East India Company’s ambitious railways, for hidden beneath the plains of Northern India is a relic so sacred, it has been guarded fiercely over millennia.
Polio cannot dampen Sarah’s spirit,
skin colour makes no difference to Charlotte,
Chandran is an unflinching patriot and
Colin will be redeemed by a second chance.
River, Laughter, Moon & C, where time surrenders to friendship and courage……
Pavitra Menon
With a degree in Engineering and an MBA, Pavitra was all set to be another reliable widget of the great Indian production line. But this widget had a weakness. Fifteen years ago she was planted in British soil. An interest in history took root and she saw richness of India’s past through borrowed lenses. She learnt that among the great civilisations, only the Indus Valley’s script was still un-deciphered. Whilst Indians had made giant breakthroughs in every other sphere, their own ancient civilisation had stumped them.
Not one to shy away from a challenge, she decided to decipher the great Indus valley mystery using her copious imagination. She used the turbulent yet pivotal marriage between India and Britain in the 19TH century as the moment of reckoning. Ever the optimist she offers hope. In her version the ancient legacy awaits in the shadows and is revealed with assistance from the supernatural.
River, Laughter, Moon & C is the result of her mind’s machinations. It is a story of mortal acts and immortal consequence.
