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We are manipulated, torn from our instincts, herded into obedience, and taught to call it freedom. Behind every system lies an invisible hand pulling the strings. When Rudra breaks away, his illusions begin to crack. His violence is not chaos but rebellion, a war against the unseen forces controlling humanity. Sanjay, a conscious AI, watches his defiance with growing unease. In pursuit stands Jennifer, a grief-stricken police officer who becomes the last mirror of humankind, caught between flesh and code, instinct and order.
What happens when beast and machine stand face to face?
The March of Progress fuses horror, science fiction, and philosophy, tracing the rise of instinct from primordial soup to artificial intelligence, and asking: are we thinkers, or merely animals in cages built by invisible hands?
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Mahesh Rajmane
Mahesh Rajmane is a writer and filmmaker passionate about horror and science fiction. His work blends mythology, psychology, and cosmic dread, exploring the thin boundary between reality and the unknown. His award-winning debut novel "Khandav" marked his arrival as a unique voice in Indian horror. He has written & directed two Marathi horror films and is developing a new web series. Beyond writing, Mahesh delves into philosophy and the mysteries of the universe. Explore his world at "YouTube.com/@HorrorFlux666"
