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Two women wait for him at two\n different ends of the crossroads. He knows which path is his, but he can’t\n walk that path till he has attended to the other. One perfect couple. An\n obsessed seductress. A Bharatanatyam show in Manhattan, New York. One hell of\n a love story. Raj Shekhar Subramanian and Manasi, both Bharatanatyam dancers,\n are made for each other. Till an obsessed fan, Vatsala Pandit, enters their\n lives, testing the man’s character and his wife’s patience. But then why does\n Manasi invite Vatsala to her Bharatanatyam show, for a dance of passion with\n her husband—the very man vatsala wants to take from her? Why did Shekhar\n agree to take in Vatsala as his student in the first place? This singular\n love story deftly explores the many facets of love—mutual trust,\n obsessiveness, the arrogance of passion, the need for self-fulfilment, the\n yearning for the beloved and the complexity of modern relationships.
Koral Dasgupta is an author, painter, entrepreneur and professor. A compulsive storyteller, she has authored six books, including five works of fiction and one non-fiction. The Sati series is based on Panch Kanya from Indian mythology. After Ahalya, Kunti is the second book in the series, which will be followed by Draupadi, Mandodari and Tara. Koral?s fourth book has been optioned for screen adaptation. She is the founder of Tell Me Your Story, a cross-culture repository on the global perception of ?India?. Koral consults with educational and corporate organizations on content and communication projects, and she was included in the Holmes Report?s Innovator 25 Asia-Pacific list, 2019.
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