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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalLife forces your hand sometimes - - the choices you make at this time define the kind of human you are. But is it really a black and white choice always? Does everybody create that fine grey area for themselves or do some people struggle their entire lives to make peace with choices they make?
Dr. Prakash migrates from Mandvi to live in faraway Canada, he leaves a despondent mother Chandrika, his best friend Dr. Solanki and the hopes of all his villagers behind.
"I will learn to live without him", Chandrika was determined.
Did Dr. Solanki ever forgive him for leaving him in the lurch? Does Prakash, after having spent twenty five years in Canada, have the courage to come back to his mother when she needs him the most? The strange looking Ganesa seems to overpower the unfolding of all events – is he the real reason or is he the cover for clearing the conscience?
Set in Gujarat, it is a story of two friends, Chandrika and Amba, who let their children pursue their destinies and their children, like each one of us struggle to create a fine balance between our own ambitions, aspirations, struggles, and the need of our parents to be with them, especially during their twilight years.
Komal Ahuja
I am a mother who has felt the pain of letting my son go, struggled with detaching myself from him, with the faith that it's best for both him and me. I am a daughter who tries very hard but still doesn't end up spending the kind of time I would ideally want to with my elders. My first book Love, No Matter What, was globally loved and appreciated. The cause of the intersex, for me became bigger than my book and led me to go from one place to the other giving sensitization sessions to people everywhere.
I juggle my daily schedule around my work as a teacher for the under privileged kids, entrepreneur, corporate trainer, author, and a homemaker.
I am enamored with life in all its glory, the beautiful, the strange, the complex and all the love that surrounds it. I wish to awaken my readers to seeing the everyday things differently.
I hope that my simple yet intriguing stories tug at your heart strings. I am only a medium, all the stories that I write are God sent.
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