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About The Stories
Barkha
Anshuma Sharma
Barkha is a heartrending tale which depicts
the feelings of parents’ grief and mental tormentation when a child passes away
while they are still young. It describes the memories of the grief stricken
parents Sushant and Kavita who remember the days when their child Barkha grew
up, just like any toddler – the simple joys and fun she had but falls prey to
the dreaded infirmity called Lymphoma (blood cancer). The story also
illustrates about the faint ray of hope which is ever existent despite any
adverse circumstance.
A Significant Turn
Gargi Sarkhel Bagchi
The story is about Avinash Mehra, a
businessman who worked till his bones ached. He did it, for he wanted his son,
Akhil to see better days in future. Even while Avinash is seated at the dining,
he can see about his imaginary dealings without much to promise Akhil that he
would be present at his football match. A Significant Turn is Gargi’s attempt
to bring out the core feelings instilled in every parent’s heart which is
subterfuged by their hardworking nature – a nature which might later give them
a sense of recognition, even at the sake of the simple smiles and promises.
I Turned Twenty Five
Khushboo Gulrajani
The story ‘I Turned Twenty Five’ speaks
about the emotional side of a person which is still a toddler, despite their
actual age conveying them to be mature individual when they reach a specific
age bar. The story throws light into the emotional turbulance in a girl’s pure
and unadulterated heart which is still the same even when she has turned
‘twenty five’.
Three Weeks
Shreyan Laha
Three weeks is a story about a first time
author, Amit. He gains a fly by night popularity in college and also gets
committed with Diya, a girl two years senior to her. However, the relationship
begins to turn sour in a matter of days just like any other
college-going-couple – the reason being overpossessiveness. Anger and
frustration builds up in the mind of Amit, who wants to breakaway. What does
Amit do? Does he follow his instincts or listen to his conscience? Three weeks
is a story about anger and its ill effects.
Khushi
Pooja Purohit
Khushi, ironically, is a name of a woman
and the story is that of a woman’s painful journey throughout her life. It
raises an outright awareness about the stepmotherly behaviour of children and
step-parents who disown responsibility to search for freedom.
I Promise You
Akash ‘Himalaya’ Shrivastav
Akash’s story ‘I Promise You’ is clearly
based on the famous quote ‘The one who smiles outside is the one who cries
inside’. The protagonist of the story is Piya, a popular RJ, known for her
jovial nature and her bubbly voice. The story shows how she professionally
organises the Valentine’s Day offer over the radio and her shockingly
devastating love life, which was marred by a bomb blast.
Truly, Madly, Yours
Rohan Kachalia
A touch of the grayer side, Truly, Madly,
Yours is a story in which characterises the be-all-and-end-all of all feelings
– the feeling of love. It is an exciting and passionate tale of Anamika and
Arjun, conveying the deep, inner meaning of love and what it means to a life
which has been devoid of the beautiful feeling.
A Handful of Strength
Ashwati Menon
Anandi found a job in Mumbai but struggled
to find any satisfaction, both with the money and with the environment. She had
to walk kilometres to avoid transportation fares and keep her body and soul
together. She was also upset at the conditions when she came back home for
Diwali. Her only way out of the misery was an audition tape which she sent to
the Mumbai Musically Open Band days ago but she felt that luck deserted her.
The story also conveys the message that whenever we feel we are in the greatest
trouble, there is someone who is in a deeper trouble.
I Married My First Love
Rohit Bhatia
I Married My First Love is a story based on
the mechanical feelings of today’s lifestyle and relationships. It also
accentuates about our destiny, something which can never be change and also
something which plays a vital role in our lives.
The Empty Chair
Shrruti Patole Clarence
The Empty Chair is a tale which emphasises
on lack of time for one another and relationships which work adversely and hand
in hand in a competitive society like a corporate world. In this story,
Sulekha, a career-orieented girl makes a name for herself in her company by
leaps and bounds, but everything comes at a price which Sulekha had to pay.
A Man in Platform
Sandeep Sharma
This story focuses on the adage ‘Honesty is
the best policy’. Sharma ji, a lawyer travels everyday via train and happens to
meet an estranged beggar who is unknowingly suffering at his cost. What would
Sharma ji do to make things right?
Maybe
Rahul Ramesh
Maybe is a school-life story on romance.
Love may be an infatuation or may be a true feeling in the school going age.
Whatever it is, we cannot deny the fact that it does happen – whatever it may
be. In the story, the characters Vishal, the senior and Inchara, a newcomer
fall in love with each other.
Details of Book: Secrets of Soul
| Book: | Secrets of Soul - 12 Best Feelings Ever |
| Edited By: | Shreyan Laha & Rahul Ramesh |
| Category: | Fiction |
| ISBN-13: | 978-81-907513-9-1 |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| Publishing Date: | 2014 |
| Number of Pages: | 127 |
| Language: | English |
| Reader Rating | N/A |
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