What to read after Apas?

 It is often said that life is stranger than fiction. Each one of us has felt, at some point or other, that we are drawn to something or someone which we don’t fully understand. Something tries to connect with us and its presence, disappears as quickly as it appeared. At times we ponder over such instances and at times we ignore them, assuming it to be a matter of chance. These may seem to be incidental phenomenon, but when we discover that such calls are repeated and display a pattern, our mind starts to think about past occurrences in weird ways. Madhav had been through this dilemma all his life. His life changed with an accident, that redefined everything that he saw, felt or observed. The events that followed tried to roll him up and push him to seek answers to certain questions which got deeper and intricate with time. In this journey, he was made to relive instances he has lived in the past and was shown startling relevance to his present times. In Madhav’s journey of seeking the truth, certain mysteries are revealed and strange characters encountered, which not only shakes him to the core, but would even redefine the way we see things around us. His journey will make us think, the next time we will look around and spot any entity and wonder what to make of it. His journey attempts to bridge the gap between the visible and invisible, existent and non-existent, finite and infinite. In the process he unravels something more fundamentally core, to life on earth. A thing which would redefine the known and the unknown. It is the hope that you seek, but also the misery that you would fear.