Kamre Aur Anya Kahaniyan (Hindi Edition)

This collection includes three storiesCupboard, Rooms, and Gods Hand. All three stories offer captivating insights into the mysterious inner psyches of their characters. Cupboard beautifully depicts humanitys primal urge to find a safe place. Rooms intriguingly highlights the complexities of human life through the various rooms of a hotel. In Gods Hand, the computer-savvy protagonist points to certain inevitable fates of humanity and civilization. These are highly readable stories. This excerpt from the book is published with the permission of Rajkamal Publications Group. Only children could leave such messes: a half-peeled orange on the bed, juice in mugs, toothpaste pressed underfoot on the carpet. Decorated pieces of paper, price tags for clothes purchased from expensive stores, pillows stuffed into a wardrobe, a broken hotel pencil, a suitcase upside down on an armchair, a postcard with nothing but an address, a running TV, curtains drawn, socks and underwear drying on the AC, cigarettes scattered about, an ashtray filled with watermelon seeds. The room where the Americans live is comical, its seriousness stripped away, all under the pretext of befriending them. Similarly, the beautiful pink and pale yellow room No. 223 has been insulted. It seems as if a middle-aged gentleman has been dressed up as a clown. This excerpt from this book is published with the permission of Rajkamal Publications Group.