She thrives on her dreams, wishing them true, but what happens when life slips through her fingers, and she becomes a mere spectator of events?
Will she be left to thrive only on her memories?
It was as though a numb Vishali was reading a gripping novel about the strangest things happening to the protagonist.
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Subha
Subha is a successful public servant, with a post-graduation in economics and an MBA. She is a behavioural sciences trainer, with an unexplainable urge to write. She has been writing articles on banking and economics for a few years now. A very creative person; you can always find her creating something new, be it a soft toy for her granddaughter or a painting for her friend. It could even be a new delicacy from her creative kitchen or a sketch to depict something she wants to convey. She loves to observe people and analyse behaviours. “Bringing up two children single-handed was never easy,” she says. Now that she can pursue her passion, she spends her free time writing and mostly loves to base her writing on her observations. She believes that even if she cannot change the world, she can at least sow the seed of awareness. She does not believe in complicated plots or fantasy. She believes that being simple and straightforward would reach better.
