Rajani
Shashwat commanded the most opportune place in the center of the Ghaat, making him the unofficial leader of the entire Ghaat, and now, that place has become vacant.
The story is a representation of a growing sense of alienation in the minds of the senior citizens of today's nuclear structures. They are distanced from the mainstream of family action, having been denied the pivotal roles of the now defunct joint families, hence some of them demand attention through the tool of nuisance value. It's an attempt to show the futility of the so-called fluent logic of today's pompous professionals in trying to pin down hapless parents in hopeless debates.
Writer
Karan is a spoiled rich 25-year-old American NRI who has an extravagant life with his needs being at the center of his world. His grandfather passes away and leaves all his wealth in his will to a charity, an Ashram located at the banks of the Narmada river in India. The only way he could get his wealth back was to convince the Ashram to sign a No Objection Certificate.
