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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalWhen Yousuf, the young Pakistani teacher from Rasoolpur, sets off for India with his family for the life saving surgery of his ten-year-old daughter, little does he realise that his sojourn would soon turn into a nightmare from which there was no awakening. His unforeseen ordeal, which begins on the train from Lahore, continues as he is wrongly implicated in a murder at an Old-Delhi hotel. Convinced that the only way to prove his innocence is to expose the men behind the crime, he boards a train to Jammu. However, he is soon overtaken by the outlaws on whose trail he had set out. The out-of-breath Pakistani is pursued, both, by the police as well as murderous infiltrators. While he is on the run, Yousuf realises that much more than what meets the eye, is at stake. The question is – will he survive the ordeal and succeed in exposing those behind the conspiracy?
Chandan Sen Gupta
Chandan Sen Gupta was born in 1961 in Bhilai, the steel-producing township in the heart of India. He still cherishes his childhood in this cosmopolitan, industrial town, where he completed his schooling. After obtaining a degree in Civil Engineering from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, he embarked on a career in construction. In the course of his work, he travelled widely in India, South-East Asia, Africa, the Middle-East and Europe. Much of his writing revolves around places he has lived in and the people he has come across. His story on Bahrain, the Middle-East island-kingdom where he presently resides, won him the Best of Bahrain award in 2012. His first novel, Land of Two Seas, published on Amazon and Notion Press, was a thriller based in Bahrain. Unforeseen, also a thriller, is his second book.
