"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
A fiction, portraying the power, commitment, and dedication of patriotic Indians in taking the country forward.
KAUSALYA: So, how was your journey to Kodai? You have visited Kodai earlier, or is this the first time?
EASWARI: First time. Sister, right from Chennai Egmore station last evening, I have seen some unbelievable things in my life.
KAUSALYA (curiously): Unbelievable things! Sounds interesting!
EASWARI: Sister, I met a fantastic gentleman by the name of Veera in the train. He was in our compartment. It looks like he is also from this place only. He seems simple but looks famous with the image he has. This morning, the way the people received him in Kodai Road station just stunned me. My God! What respect he commands! Unbelievable! I just went to him for help, and on two occasions, he helped me immediately.
Kausalya with a smile catches Easwari’s hands.
KAUSALYA: Easwari, Come.
Kausalya takes her to the other window. She opens the curtains.
Jawaharlal Shanmugam
A management professional by qualification and experience. A creative director by passion. Being a true patriot, a well-known social activist and a public interest litigant handling critical issues concerning the public at large in the state and country. An anti-corruption crusader, and an upcoming author. His last fictional novel The Mind and The Heart, portraying the saga of two eminent and world-renowned cardiac surgeons from India and Australia, received rich accolades. With medical research as the core theme, the fiction takes India and Indians' image to Himalayan heights.
