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Rohan goes on a trip to Kinnaur with his two friends, Aditi and Vaishali, not aware that he will meet four strangers in a homestay, two of whom will become their fellow travellers who are Ritika and Priyanka. Five of them complete their trip to Kinnaur, enjoying the mountains, rivers and temples amid the mystic Himalayas, while the other two, Rishi and Surbhi, a couple on a biking trip to resolve their matrimonial issues, go on to Spiti. But the trip doesn't end on a good note for Rishi and Surbhi while Rohan develops feelings for Ritika but is not able to express.
Aditi and her fiancé Bhavya are about to get married in a few months, but Bhavya's business is experiencing a downfall, and he is running into financial trouble.
When all their lives collide, they face events of unforgettable miseries and heartbreaks and find it difficult to have the detachment from their worries. But all of them find their ways to live life and accept the way it is and learn to never lose hope in life.
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Rahul Nakra
Rahul Nakra, a Cost Accountant is currently working in Consulting field. He is 29 years old, hails from Alwar, and currently lives in Gurgaon.
He loves travelling, and the evolution of this book happened after experiences developed over multiple group trips to Kinnaur, Spiti, Kashmir and Uttarakhand, where he developed a bond with a lot of unknown people that he started calling them his friends.
Some friendships developed even more, but all of them are not meant for a final destination. So, it also leads to heartbreaks as well as to the final development of this book.
But life goes on for Rahul as well as it goes on for everyone, and he recovers from it as well. He knows that this heartbreak has given him the most beautiful gift of his life, this book that he was trying to curate for a lot of years.
