17th century zaminder Anadi Shekhar leaves behind a treasure of 12 coded gold coins which his great – grandson Rajendra Shekhar inherits through his family lineage. But only 10 of them can be traced by his son Surya Shekhar and as advised distributes them. However, when Surya Shekhar, the doyen of the family passes away, he leaves behind a handwritten acrostic poem for the beneficiaries.
The treasure hunt begins to unearth this century old family treasure by trying to decode the poem and trace the respective owners of each of the 12 coins from known and unknown personalities.
Solving the puzzle and deciphering the signs embossed in the coins witnesses stories of betrayals, strong bloodline and illicit relationships.
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ARCHITECT INDRANIL SEN
Indranil Sen was born in Kolkata and is a graduate Architect from Bengal Engineering College, Shibpur, (erstwhile BESU and now IIEST) and has always been a very serious professional with 45 years of professional experience in the field of Architecture. Footprints of his exposure are spread in 8 countries and have also worked extensively on projects across India.
An Ex-Visiting faculty in the School of Architecture, Techno India University, Kolkata, he has also acted as External Jury to IIT Kharagpur and Resource Person to the Council of Architecture, New Delhi. Presently he is a practicing architect in
While Architecture is his bread winner, Music is his passion.
Apart from Music, he has also authored books on Architectural Practice and Education and now has laid his hands on mystery thrillers and fiction writing.
Technical Books of the Author
1. Theory of Architecture: Concept to Commissioning
2. Introduction to Architecture
3. 11 Steps to Architectural Thesis
4. Vaastu Saastra – Science Not Ritualism
