When seventy-year-old Gajagamini Kaushal dies at her daughter’s home in the U.S., it seems like the final thread holding the broken Kaushal family has snapped. Her children, Arjun and Darshini, haven’t spoken in years. Grief alone wouldn’t have reunited them. But a stranger’s name in their mother’s will does.
Nisha Das.
Who is she, and why was she left a part of their inheritance?
Seeking answers, the siblings and their partners travel to the unforgiving Thar Desert. What they uncover there is not just a name from the past, but a buried history of betrayal, prophecy, and a decision made decades ago that now threatens to destroy them.
As the sins of one generation rise to claim the next, Arjun and Darshini must decide: stay divided and perish, or stand together to survive a truth older than both of them.
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Subh Dasgupta
Subh Dasgupta writes contemporary fiction, exploring themes like memory, inheritance, and the unseen ties that bind families across time and distance. His stories often weave realism with mystery, delving into emotional undercurrents of everyday lives.
