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An ageing matriarch invites her family home for an important announcement. Little, tragedy stricken orphans dig themselves into more trouble just when they thought it couldn't get any worse. An acclaimed dramatist battles a nasty surprise as he commences his final, dream project.
Journey to Kalpavriksham, a sun soaked, fictional town in Southern India where emotions run high and old grudges find their voices through ideological wrangling, even as some struggle for survival in three intersecting stories.
The gigantic temple of the fearsome Goddess, with its mysterious and ancient Banyan tree watches over the deceptively idyllic town that is brimming with farcical situations and opinionated characters. Some go to her to find succour, others demand answers.
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Malyaj Kaloni
Malyaj is an aviation professional and a writer. He is the author of Tales from Kalpavriksham, a collection of short stories set in a fictional town. He also writes the blog The Mangoville Chronicles, a comedic online magazine with recurring characters. Malyaj has grown up and worked in various parts of the country, which has shaped his experiences and outlook. He currently resides in Bangalore.
